tomorrow election day lomes as candidates make their last efforts to sway voters. >> if lines are long tomorrow, please wait. if she gets in, it is a disaster. she will want get in folks, i don't >> mark: here until northeast ohio early voting ended as people flock to the polls before the cut off. hillary clinton and donald trump making one last push for votes today, a day before the presidential election. >> romona: brooks sylvia-braga is in philadelphia tracking the final day of the 2016 campaign. >> reporter: donald trump rallied voters in sarasota, florida.

lose. >> if they win, the american people lose big league. >> and the homestretch, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan. >> hillary clinton is hitting three states making two stops in the battle ground state of pennsylvania. she started in pittsburgh. >> vote for yourselves, vote for families and volt for your future. vote on the issues that matter to you. they >> big names will join clinton and her families on a rally in independence hall in philadelphia. president obama and first lady will make an appearance with bon jovi & bruce springstein. >> i am thrilled she will be in the white house. >> i have faith in her. clinton has strong support in cities like philadelphia and trump is winning over voters in

making in-roads. >> there's sign after sign after sign. >> and you see the signs all over in this area. i don't think that represents people out here at all. >> and i don't think they are good at putting it out. >> the latest cbs poll shows clinton leading trump by 4 points national. >> brooks sylvia-braga cbs news, philadelphia. >> romona: in ohio early voting ended about two hours ago. with the information on overall turn out we turn to lacy crisp. how is it going, lacy? they are just finishing sorting mail-in ballots as early as tomorrow and long lines for early voting and overall turnout is down from previous years. 38,000 people cast their ballots in person and 2012 more than

there's chance of last-minute voter surge on election day, especially if the trend from early voting continues through tomorrow, turnout could potentially match 2012 outcome of a 70% turnout. >> reporter: why is turnout town? we will have insight coming up at 5:00. getting answers at the board of elections lacy crisp, cbs news. alot of people are excited to vote in this election. let's selfie here. you might remember justin timberlake got in trouble a few weeks ago and volt in tennessee where it is legal to bring a phone in with you and research election issues and ask people standing in line to vote today with whether they were planning to take a selfie. >> do you know it is illegal? >> really? >> i want to take a picture of my sticker like i volted. >> we will take it in a line.

voting. >> why not. >> it is confidential. >> you don't do it. >> it is also illegal. >> very illegal. in ohio it is illegal to take photos in the polling place. wait and take the selfie when you get your "i voted" sticker. >> and vaccination service held on election day. >> what a great way to couple two things together vote and vaccinate. the academy of medicine of cleveland and ohio. i know this will look limited and they will set up at the marion sterling school from 9 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. off downtown by tri-c and their camp us and it is a great idea and they have it at one location and we want to take this one opportunity to remind you that it is there. the free medical clinic of greater cleveland right off

november. free shots available there and let's remind you the cleveland clinic, if you have any kind of cleveland clinic center near you they have a ton of locations and places and you wouldn't think about it but cvs will give you 20% off when you get a little flu shot at cvs and we can go one more, walgreens, zero dollars and zero copay with most insurances and this is our part remember the american medical association wants you to get your flu shot in november or december. why not couple the two. vote and get your flu shot and stay safe. stay healthy this winter. at the answer center, dan deroos, romona, back to you. >> romona: all right. check out nonstop election coverage tomorrow on wuab, cle 43 on cleveland 19 news and on our cleveland 19 news app. >> mark: still to come at 4:00,

campaign 2016 takes a contentious turn locally. we have that story. resume remedies. it is not always easy to land a job. we highlight critical mistakes. those looking for one they are making after the break. jeff? >> well, in case you were wondering. above 70 we hit in many spots. down to 65. sun setting at 5:15 and dropping through the 50s first alert forecast does include lake election day rain.

live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. look at this. this is listed on the web site serial killers inc. it is said to be a signed tracing of shawn grate's hand selling for fifth bucks one or two new tracings. grate is in the a he is the 40-year-old accused of killing two women and faces 23 counts, murder, kidnapping and abuse of a corpse. if convicted grate could face the death penalty. all right in other news now the national election has been contentious for lack of a better word. now the race for geauga county commissioner is mirroring that trend.

nasty twist. >> reporter: what does a campaign sign vandalized on a rural geauga county road say about the venom in this election? to the commissioner tim lemon, it says a lot. >> it is an act of cowardice. >> there was a large x separated over his name. it is the only sign vandalized and concerning because it sits at the end of his street. >> and you think it is to send a message. >> yeah. it is a >> tim has a young wife and daughter and while they were feeding kids and getting them ready for bed. >> the rest of the weekend i just didn't feel comfortable in our house. >> the connection to vandalism does not lead to cavanaugh but something does. the neighbor closest to it got a message who relayed this message to bonnie. >> she told me tim's opponent

to talk her into taking the sign down and she said absolutely not. we are friends. our kids play together and it was almost -- she said harassment. >> cavanaugh describes the visit using more mild terms. >> the lady tells me she was behind her or something and said i did ask them to move the sign. >> the sign sits on land tim owns. >> i don't know who would do it. nobody i know. >> reporter: i guess what i am getting at,ou the damage? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: okay. kim offered $2,000 tore information leading to an arrest. paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: vandalizing signs is a crime and punishable by a fine or jail and time -- time in jail i should say. >> mark: at least 7 companies made election day a company holiday. general motors, ford, square, patagonia, casper, thrillist and

operations they are closed tomorrow, paid day off so employees have time to vote and volunteer to help on election day also. getting a job is not always easy. one job and sometimes hundreds of applicants. kenneth craig is getting answers on making your resume stand out. >> nice to meet you. >> my resume. >> dawn marie warner knows how important the resume can be, which is why she brought a hoping to stand out in a sea of applicants. >> how difficult is it? >> it is very difficult. the field -- everything is so competitive. >> a recent survey from career builder found 43% of hiring managers spend less than a minute looking at a resume and job coach christine says it is critical to get to the point. >> you have to grab their attention very, very quickly.

points and action and verbs. >> 75% of hr managers reported finding lies on resumes and spotted plenty of mistakes which can kill an applicant's chances. xavier brown learned that lesson the hard way. >> i have a question mark next to my skills and makes us look like -- oh, he is compassionate? >> he is compassionate. >> this time around his resum are typo-free and hopes it catches an employer's eye and leads to a new job. kenneth craig, cleveland 19. >> mark: spelling mistakes on the resume never goes over well. it is rare you get past that. >> jeff: especially if you are applying for an english teacher. >> mark: yep. throwing that out. >> jeff: 71 today by the way. 71 and by the end of the week we might be talking about a little

good times. looking up. >> that got romona's attention a little bit. it won't be anything big but there will be a pattern shift going through the week. here are changes coming. quiet night, though. i will start my future view model tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. we will be watching the next front late afternoon tomorrow and tomorrow night and we will get showers coming in here. we will drop in the low to mid-40s on the larry soulsby. by by 1:00, we are in the late 50s and mild tomorrow. not as warm as today in the low 70s and i have us warming in the 60s with clouds quickly increasing. by late day this is 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and there you see the rain developing west to east. and there's the cold front and this is 7:00 tomorrow night. i would plan on rain.

tomorrow evening. the front will come through. here is 11:00 tomorrow night and 2:00 a.m. here you see this will end as lake-effect rain into early wednesday and oh, yeah, there will be a temperature change. the alert then for tomorrow afternoon late day 4 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. for showers and wet travel out there. clear and mild tonight dropping to 46 in cleveland akron-can increasing clouds, late day showers tomorrow. 64 the high. 50 at 8, 1 at 11:00 a.m. and 63 at 2:00. here is the 7-day. spotty morning rain showers and drizzle early wednesday. oh, look at that change. 46 will be the high. thursday, partly cloudy 57 and here comes another front on friday. rain and wind.

a little bit of snow mixing in and sleet friday night and early saturday and only 47 for the high before we warm up to 55 with windy conditions on sunday. mark? >> mark: all right, jeff. thank you. just when you thought the internet couldn't get more vapid, i challenge you not to be stunned at the internet's obsession. >> the mlb. what they plan to do on the

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and they are destroying the merchandise because the mlb wants to protect the team from having inaccurate merchandise in the marketplace. >> the big mac company is getting on the menu, they will have a grand mac and mac , jr. both my nicknames in college. the grand mac has 66% more beef and mac junior has a single 1/6-pound batty. the newburghers launch nationally in 2017. until then you can get them in pittsburgh and f looker a. >> a special treat for volters. if you bring your i voted sticker to a krispy kreme you can get a free donut. can you get any flavor including limited edition salted carmel latte and pumpkin spice cake doughnuts or choose a signature

>> mark: the worst day of the year to say i do. the internet is stuck on the latest challenge. but first, a man invited his girlfriend into the crocodile pit with him to do a live feeding. but instead...he proposed with his back towards the hungry crocodile. billy says he met her three years ago and she is the girl of his dreams. she accepted and we are told she felt robbed of getting the opportunity crocodiles. >> i have never seen such a thing. >> a university of melbourne study found those who choose special dates such as valentine's day for weddings are more than likely to get divorced. here is why. for many it is the second marriage. many getting remarried pick a romantic or numerically significant date adding complexities that come with a second marriage and makes conflict a stronger possibility.

than couples who choose ordinary dates and those who insist on valentine's day may be caught up in the romance of the wedding rather than concentrating on the marriage itself. many were already pregnant. >> mark: well, there you go. all right, romona, first planking, then dabbing and running man challenge and the thing that has the internet freezing today, the mannequin challenge. the weekend crew the first to do it on channel 19 and the morning crew there they are. the morning crew right there. dan deroos, i need answers. what is this? >> yeah. it is the latest fad. it is blowing up. it started over the weekend. they think -- they will credit this to the high school in florida that did it with the cheer leading staff and into the crowd. really impressive. i have been watching some of them. we will take this full and get the full mannequin challenge effect. this is pen state in the locker

eyes. pretty impressive poses. yes. that's all it is. stand there and be a mannequin. let's switch this over. unfortunately, yes, dallas cowboys did it on their plane after beating the cleveland browns. this guy being stuffed in an overhead compartment and one of the bins, very impressive. we got one more. we kinda showed you the crew at cleveland 19, the weekend crew and, yes, that's allt challenge. i don't know. it is a trend. let's get back over to -- romona? mark? guys? >> dan: no. is this the first ever live mannequin challenge? j.c. penney category jeff tanchak there? yikes. there you have it.

>> romona: our top story today at 4:00, tomorrow is election day. the presidential candidates are making their final race in the country. by tuesday, the two campaigns will be at the at i new york health cares to watch results come in. overall the general election matchp with a 4 point lead. 45-41% over donald trump. >> mark: early voting is over. it ended more than two hours ago and now you have to wait for the polls to open early tomorrow morning:30. crazy at the cuyahoga county board of elections. people wanted to cast their ballot before election day. pinpointing the weather

>> jeff: all right. we will pinpoint the cleveland area using the cleveland 19 first alert weather app right now. 65 degrees. that's the current temperature. but we were in the low 70s actually. just last hour. now we are starting to drop. let me show you some of the hourly temperatures here. the forecast by 8:00 we will be dropping in the 50s at that time. with the light wind it will be a pretty big drop once the sunsets eventually going into the 40s overnight and low to mid-40s is what i have for a low temperature tonight. lake breeze keeping things a little cooler north side of downtown and we are right around 60 and north wind at 12. akron-canton, 68 is your current number right now. clear sky tonight. we've got the rain arriving later in the day tomorrow. most of the day tomorrow appears to be dry.

afternoon headed into tomorrow evening. that's when we will have some showers on and change on wednesday with a strong cold front that comes through and that will send the temperature down by mid-week. what you might expect this time of year. the ole up and down thing. 4p to 4a and wet travel expected. it looks like in the evening tomorrow will be the b opportunity of rain with this front. late day showers, 64 the high. we have one more mild day. as we look at the planner for your election day mostly sunny to start things off. 47 and mostly cloudy at noon. 61 by 5:00 in the cleveland area. that's when the showers will be around. showers by 7:00, akron-canton tomorrow with your high of 64. yep.

the extended forecast. i will detail that coming up in the next half hour. romona, back to you. >> romona: janet reno. the first female attorney general has died at the age of 78. she died from complications of parkinsons disease. she was nominated by president bill clinton and known for the controversial handling at a raid at a religious compound in waco, texas. 80 people died in the raid. however, she is enforcing civil rights and efforts to regulate violence on tv. she died surrounding family and friends in florida near the everglades. there's a saying bullets don't have eyes and it is hard to see why multiple shots fired into an east side house didn't injure or kill the man inside. harry boomer live outside the house right now with that story. harry? >> harry: you know, mark, bullets were flying all over the

times. >> they shot in my house 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. >> none of the .40 caliber bullets hit jermaine sit waiting for his family to come home at 11:30 saturday night. >> i don't know. i ain't never did nothing and i work and take care of my family. >> blackwell has a 2-year-old ug pregnant wife. it rocked his sense of calm. bullets riddled his house and evidence how close it came to killing him. >> if i had my shirt on or anything like that, things might have gotten ugly. they tried to take my life and i have no idea what this is about. >> harry: no idea? >> none whatsoever. no, i don't know if they are coming after my son. i don't know.

18-year-old son doesn't live with him. >> the guy who did this, listen, stay away from my family and stay away from my home. you know. because i have a lot of police friends. i have a lot of friends period. i, myself is not about to accept somebody shooting 14 times in front of my house. that ain't right. that ain't cool. >> harry: jermaine blackwell says his wife fr back and bring their family back to this house. he says for now he will leave the case up to the cops. i will leave it at that for now. getting answers in cleveland, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> romona: just frightening. tony and i take time out to discuss lebron's historic milestone and we will talk about you my brownies. >> mark: you should have made brownies today. >> romona: i would if i could.

stress still to come at 4:00. also a peek outside down near independence. 480 west has a little bit of traffic and everything else looking okay.

>> romona: the latest cbs news battle ground tracker poll shows hillary clinton has a slight lead over donald trump inspect north carolina. don champion is getting answers

democratic party if clinton clenches the state. >> reporter: in the battle ground state when early voting ended saturday a record 3 million people cast ballots. >> this is our time. >> our time. >> our votes. >> reporter: monday the state n.a.a.c.p. sent a letter to north carolina's governor asking for voting hours to be extended here the letter cited recent flooding and anticipated long lines as reasons for the request. the group also praised a federal judge's order friday three counties restore more than 4,000 voter registrations challenged by republican political operatives. in one county a disproportionate number of voters were challenged. >> 4,000 or 5,000 votes can be impacted in close elections. in north carolina, the

win. new numbers released by the state shows fewer black voters voted earlier compared to 2012. the lower turnout may be because voters aren't responding to the candidates as they did to president obama. >> not because he is african-american but because he demonstrated the great capacity to be a great leader. >> dan jackson spent months registering new voters in fayetteville and thinks the tone of tone in the community especially the millennials. >> it doesn't help. the person that says why should i do this. i don't want to be in the middle of this. >> reporter: federal observers from the department of justice will monitor voting in five north carolina counties on election day. don champion cbs news, fayetteville, north carolina. >> mark: don, thank you. joining us to talk about this election, the staff

>> what does the a.c.l.u. do to make sure voters rights are protected overall? >> the a.c.l.u. are one of the nation's oldest civil rights and civil liberties organizations and nonpartisan organization devoted to protecting the constitutional rights of ohioans. year-round there's an uptick during election season and we are doing voter education and empowerment and of course what i am doing is a staff attorney a lot of the for voting rights litigation is a big part of our portfolio. >> what concerns are there about this election and being fair overall generally. >> i think the main concern is getting people out to vote and making sure everyone eligible to vote gets to do so and their vote is counted. >> we saw don champion's story and there are election observers.

have about voter intimidation potential there? >> sure. we put a press release out about this a few days ago you can find on our web site. as you mentioned, some candidates are encouraging votes to go out there and watch the polls. >> election poll observers are controlled by state law in ohio. actual election observers need to be appointed by the parties in the case of an group of people putting the issue up and they are carefully vetted and certified by the board of elections. only certain people are getting to officially do election observing. they are there to watch and not there to interfere and no one should be intimidating voters, recording or talking to voters as they cast their ballot. that's not the point of election observing. if that kind of thing is going on it is an issue.

there's voter fraud or irregularity and something along those lines. >> to be honest the incident of volter fraud is so rare as to be negligible. the real issue we should look for, people eligible to vote, are they getting out and votes being counted. >> staff attorney with a.c.l.u. liability bonham thank you for confirming what we know going out to the polls tomorrow. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> mark: all right. we got it. >> mark: don't binge on political news. stick with healthy habits. we are doing what we can. avoid talking about the election if it will lead to conflict. in fact, according to the american psychological association voting itself can make you feel like you are taking a pro active step helping you cope with all that

it's been a run. >> mark: it has. we are on the eve of election day. >> romona: you know we had to bring in dr. jason johnson communication professor at morgan state and politics editor to get his take where the candidates stand. let's start with ohio. the path to the white house has to come through ohio. that might not be the case this year. why is that? >> well, i got to tell you, romona to donald trump. i think it will be close. i actually wrote a piece last week talking about the fact had the indians won there was a political science to talk about how championships lead to higher turn out and we have seen low turnout in cuyahoga county. i think donald trump ends up winning ohio. looking across the rest of the nation looks like hillary clinton will still win the presidency. >> follow them on twitter and

we have learned recently, a record number of early voting in florida, what do you make of that? >> it is really interesting. the broward county and dade county and miami county heavily democratic areas and voter turnout exceeded expectations. in particular, the voter turnout and eased expectations with women and halt nos and young people. these are all constituencies that hillary clinton would generally say favor voting for her. huge blowout. president barack obama won by percentage points in 2012 and donald trump has had rallies there and the clinton campaign, looking at the swing states and feel more confident about florida than ohio and more confident than north carolina than florida. >> romona: why are they saying that in florida. there's an explosion of latino voting there and donald trump

because hispanics have been coming out. what does the clinton camp know that makes them feel like the clinton vote will go their way. >> in large part usually latino voters tend to vote democratic more than republican. romona, the bigger issue is this. nine times out of ten, if you are nonaffiliated or inconsisent voter, those people when they come out to vote they tend to vote more democratic. in a place like florida a ohio, swing states, there's only so many more voters you can squeeze out. people in ohio know their vote counts and high turnout in florida and if you are a first time new volter and ethnic minority you are more likely to vote democratic. that's the guess of the democrats now. that's why trump in the last couple of days going to michigan and minnesota thinks he can turn out more middle class white voters and thinks that's his

>> mark: james comey nothing new in the e-mails to charge clinton and that time span between then and previous, was there damage done do you think? >> i think there was damage done and probably depressed hillary clinton's lead by 1 to 2% of the vote. i can only imagine what it is like with him walking down the hallways in congress. people are giving him death stares. what he did was unprofessional for him to reverse it today. saying now that we have figured matter who wins tomorrow there needs to be a serious evaluation and discussion about how the justice department inserted themselves in a campaign at a crucial time. >> mark: very good. jason johnson. thank you. >> romona: don't forget to check out our nonstop election coverage tomorrow on wuab, cle 43 on the cleveland 19 news app

romona and tony. >> romona: you like that walking and talking. >> tony: you are fast. >> romona: okay. we are talking about lebron. he is about to enter into a new hemisphere. >> tony: because he started so young and so great as his career plays out, obviously he will go milestone, milestone and cracks the top 10 saturday night in philly and knocks olajuwon out. >> and here is the question. will overtake kareem abdul jabbar in all-time scoring? >> romona: ordinarily i would say no. we did a story that he has the body of a 19-year-old. he could be the first player to play until about 45. >> tony: even five or six years going according to numbers in his career he could break it at age 37. and not go more into movies it is there for him. >> romona: he made us so proud.

brownies. my goodness, tony. they can't do anything right it seems lately. they get dumb personal fouls and can't line up. they make mistake after mistake. it is not as if this team is prepared to play football. >> the one issue i am saying not one area where they have improved here. defensively they are a mess and teams throwing 30 or more a game and cowboys are not better it is not being preparednd line up. there's no -- zeke eliott will do that against a lot of teams. it is other stuff. three touchdown passes. guys are so open in the 330 and not in the 216 area code. >> romona: i don't want to get down on hue jackson. it seems every week he says yeah, i understand we have to do this, do that. >> tony: starts to ringly had on. he doesn't have a lot to work with and taking a lot for the

break my lap top out and work on the report card. my 6-year-old son anthony jumps on my laugh. >> tony: i said this will take a lot of time. he says i'm doing it. >> here is anthony trying to do the report card. >> all right. we are working on the browns report card for monday. so you got the browns. >> managed. >> oh, oh. >> m. >> i have a problem here. >> >> hit this. >> what did you do there. >> oh, no. >> wait a minute. wait a second. >> let's get it back. all that work. oh, my goodness. >> all that work for nothing? >> tony: if you need a slogan in 2016, sadly with the browns all that work for nothing. >> romona: how did i respond to that on facebook. >> mark: that's so cute, give them an f. >> all right.

>> mark: wow. one afficionado, this diy christmas tree is for you. >> people ditching their trees for one made of wine bottles. you need tree-style wine bottle rack, christmas lights and empty wine bottles, working on it, to create that whole procedure there. >> chris: interesting how it followed the browns talk. first what's going on at 5:00. talking about gas prices, nationwide it is good. however relief across the country. locally, you might be paying more. we will get answers why that's the case. plus black friday reveal. here we go. a sneak peek of some of the sales. oh, my goodness. >> we are sharing ideas and deals to beat the rush. if you have ever wondered what your dog or cat is thinking?

we present a lady who claims to know exactly what's going on. a pet psychic. can't wait to show enthuse. >> mark: that's a win. get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time to fall in love again with your

>> jeff: all right feazel roof cam. beautiful day. i have see there on the lake that's how nice it's been as you know. let's look at the planning forecast. not going to be as nice tomorrow. still mild, though. 64 late day and evening showers will be developing. that's the front wednesday. we hold steady in the 40s. a windy day and spotty morning showers and even some drizzle. thursday will be dry 57 and another front comes through on friday. showers developing here and

49. and this will end as snow mixing in later friday night and saturday morning. a little winter mix and no accumulation expected. 47 the high saturday and sunday and windy and back to sunshine and we are back up into the 50s. so it will not stay real cold. mark, over to you,. >> mark: okay, that's. going viral. >> romona: this photo has the internet in awe.

>> mark: it's time for a little useless trivia with me, mark nolan. oh, hey, romona.

easy one, mark. >> mark: on average refrigerators get cleaned how many many days. >> romona: if i do it or rocky? if i do it it is every 90 days. >> mark: it is 110. you are better. good for you.

>> mark: welcome. a college professor made it easier on one student who just had a baby.

her she could bring her newborn to class when she was nine months pregnant. after she had isaiah she took her up on the offer and sara worried her three week old would cry during the math course. she snapped a photo of the little guy and naturally, the photo went viral. >> that's a fresh one there. >> romona: that's precious. >> mark: cutie. very good. still to come next at 5:00 on the cleveland 19 news, election day stress. volters on both sides of political aisle reporting strong feelings of worry and the

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the candidates crisscrossing the country. most voters just glad it is almost over. in just over 24 hours would seem like a never ending campaign will hopefully be over. >> denise: let's hope. early voting ended a couple of hours ago. cleveland 19 lacy crisp reports, turn out is lower than it was in the 2012 general election. lacy? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. early voting ended at:0 came through the doors at 2:15. there were long lines for early voting. overall early turnout is down. 38,000 cast their ballots in person this year n.2012, more than 45,000 voted early. and 54,000 in 2008. election officials explain why the decline. >> it's been, you know, a lot of questions about the top of the ticket for each party.