starts now. >> chris: we continue to follow breaking news at 5:00. a growing protest in oberlin. people accusing a bakery of racial profiling. >> denise: it all started with a shoplifting incident and led into a big demonstration. lacy crisp is live with the latest. what's happening now? >> reporter: the protestors have split up. now they are on both sides of the street of gibson's bakery. case of what they say is racial profiling. this is the second day of protests at gibson's bakery. wednesday night a store employee accused jonathan of stealing two bottles of wine. the store worker tried to take a picture of him and keep him in the store and he slapped the phone out of his hand. when police arrived they saw a group punching and kicking the store worker. they say a member of their

the bakery has a history of racial profiling? >> three people from the african-american community were assaulted as racial profiling. >> it is premature. due process hasn't played out. the facts and evidence hasn't come out. they are just reacting like this on assumption. >> to be clear -- now was in court for robbery and the two women were in court for assault. i spoke with the store owner. they said they have had more business in the last couple of days and people coming to the store to say they support them. lily crisp, cleveland 19 news. >> chris: lacy, thank you for that. a protest in cleveland of president-elect donald trump. students told us they don't support a president who doesn't support them. many are frustrateed with the

>> we are here for love and not here to spread hate. >> denise: protestors upset with donald trump election faced off with police in cities across the country. in portland more than 4,000 people took to the streets turning into a riot there. police launched flash grenades. there were some reports of assaults of people in cars. protestors also marched in minneapolis, denver and oakland. chris christie is out. mike pence is in donald trump's transition team. >> reporter: the president-elect is making moves in an effort to set up his new administration. weijia jiang getting appears from the white house. >> reporter: vice president-elect mike pence is adding a new title to his growing list of duties chairman of the presidential transition team. pence will lead the effort to pick who will join his new administration. new jersey governor chris christie had been leading the

chair with dr. ben carson, newt gingrich, senator jeff sessions and rudy giuliani. >> i can see already how he will be a great president. >> campaign c.e.o. steve ban on arrived at trump's office head of the former right wing web site and now in the running to be the chief of staff. >> for his agenda trump is vague abou big ideas behind them, many of which clash with president obama's signature initiatives. >> trump promised he would repeal obamacare and cancel the landmark agreement on global warming calling climate change a hoax o. friday mitch mcconnell talked about the issues he and president-elect trump discussed in their meeting on thursday. >> much of it reflected the positions he took and many of us took prior to the election. >> reporter: trump will take the

friday. weijia jiang, cbs news the white house. >> chris: the transition team is reportedly considering a number of washington insiders for cabinet positions. >> denise: all right. how about that day out there? gorgeous blue skies and all of a sudden raindrops. where is that coming from? >> cold front. the wind picked up and temperatures started to drop as winds shifted north. actually, it is still pretty windy will remain that way through early evening and the wind will slowly die down as we go through the night. it will eventually become a calmer night. perhaps a brief shower or spritz in spots in the next couple of hours. then it is a sun-filled weekend. no issues there. chilly at night and then again tomorrow night. looking at the next 7 days, no big systems to concern ourselves

sandusky at 44. wooster 44, too. you folks inland and i have us dropping in the upper 20s overnight and chilly one indeed. 26 hopkins airport. the next few hours friday night football playoff games and still windy through 8:44 at, 43 at 8:42 degrees out there and the small chance of rain in a few spots next week and i will be talking about that my next time out. here's traffic. first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news sponsored by ford. >> denise: all right. let's take a live look at the roads smooth sailing cloverleaf 480 and 77 and an accident in mentor on route 2. the westbound lanes at lost

route 2 westbound at lost nation. be aware. cleveland police made several arrests in a series of armed robberies at the campus of case western reserve. as many as 10 people are facing potential charges. we have been telling you about these robberies, the foister october 24th and since then 8 additional robberies. case is holding security meetings on camp us and expanding shuttlrv 3:00 a.m. for students there. of course this is veteran's day a time to honor military men and women past and present. >> chris: cleveland did its part with the annual parade through downtown. harry boomer is here with a celebration and all that military pride. >> the wind was whipping through downtown and only a few people braved it to watch the veteran's day parade. i talked to one family there

things say parade better than a marching band. the high school cardinals strutted their stuff as part of the third annual cleveland parade. mayor frank jackson a veteran and police unit marched to commemorate this special day of appreciation for all military. that includes chloe macintosh. her siblings and mother, the few to brave the cold and wind along the parade route today. >> means to you? >> i don't think i could do it without crying. it means everything. freedom is everything. >> today i keep thinking about all the amazing people i worked with in the last nine years and grateful how i have met these people and grateful to meet with my brothers and sisters today. you might say patriotism is in this blood line of this american family. >> since my oldest daughter started 10 years ago from the air force to the marine corps

so he planted the seed early. >> it is a great opportunity to see the people who came before me. so i can live here and be free and fight for my country. >> you want to thank a veteran. at 6:00 we will honor our military. getting answers harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> thank you, harry. >> on veteran's day a special party for a cystic fibrosis who got to be a navy seal for the day. i caught up with brandon at the offices and they sponsored his make-a-wish and sent him to california for seal training. >> it was very humbling and very awesome and it was a day my dreams came true and i have always looked up to them for their courage and will to live with integrity and never give up. >> we have been granting a wish every year for 8 years now.

holiday time to share the story of what make-a-wish does. >> denise: awesome party today. they made a difference in brandon's life. the seals helped him through the most difficult parts of training and hopes to help others by becoming a firefighter some day. >> flacco. pump-fake throw and touchdown! darren waller, the tight end. >> sure week on the road against quality add it up and another predictable loss for the browns last night and drop to 28-7 decision to the ravens. >> denise: boy did that hurt. cleveland is 0-10 on the season and worst start ever in team history and coach hue jackson with unusual decisions at quarterback. mark schwab is here with that. >> mark: yeah. a little head scratcher. after seeing you wanted to play kessler he benched kessler for

kessler again next week. they are 0-10 after losing last night in baltimore. who knows when a win is coming or if one is even coming. they are just bad. 7-6 lead at the half and looked like last night was a night they maybe could get a win and contained the ground game and getting to flacco and then it came crashing down. sounds like hue jackson has tried about everything. >> i have tried every different kind of s whatever you can think of. i can't put my finger on it. obviously, it is a problem. we have to fix it. obviously, the turnovers hurt us in the second half and not slowing them down in the second half same second half issue reared its ugly head. haven't solved that yet. >> mark: they will be at home next week to play the steelers.

1-10 would feel really good. wouldn't it. >> if you only one game, beat the steelers. >> after steelers they have giants and bengals. >> mark: you look at the games and try to figure maybe it is a win and you don't see one. it is one of these where they steal one. >> christmas eve against chargers at home. >> if there's 10 feet of snow and maybe. >> chris: be kwaiet and read the teleprompter. >> denise: i have kind of given up. i watch and i am hopeful and they blow the lead. >> mark: we have seen them be bad obviously for many years. never seen anything like this. >> denise: go cavs, go tribe. >> mark: monsters, too. serve on board. stipe.

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live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> reporter: it's one of the more popular events in northeast ohio. the fabulous food show opens at the i-x center. >> chris: three days of deliciousness and demonstrations and always attracts a huge crowd and guess what, jen picciano is there. what can we expect from >> reporter: it is so much fun here. i am in my happy place in the market district theater and take a look over my shoulder michael symon and i am pretty sure the entire place clear out, the floor and came to the theater to see him do a demo. take a look at the stands behind us. they are absolutely packed. some demos are free. general admission and reserve

can expect demos from iron chef michael symon and also a baking pavilion and cocktail school coming which is fun making your own cocktail and try stuff and sample stuff and iron chef simon is talking about the virtues of salt and how to get a turkey or chicken ahead of thanksgiving and it is the time to please everybody. >> i talked to chef phillips about >> if you are making vegetarian chili you can put ground beef or soy or lentils or there's so many beans you don't need to replace the protein and season it the same way and you are good to go. >> all right. if you are here tomorrow you can come tonight. savor cleveland. i will be on the main stage raising money for the greater

cleveland cooks for a cause. an event at the food show all things food and all things fabulous and i'm starving. >> getting answers at the i-x center, jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> we all went what? >> time for a consumer alert now. macy's trying to bounce back after a drop in profits. the department store chain is joining with a real estate investor to redevelop 50 store or completely remake those stores. >> the computer booking system used by major airlines has crashed. passengers at several airports reported delays in boarding. the system has been down for hours now. the last time it happened delta canceled 2,000 flights. travel experts say you need to call ahead and check on your flight before you leave the airport if you have a trip planned this weekend.

millions of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors off store shelves. regulators say the alarm can stop chirping if batteries are replaced making consumers believe it is working. >> if you are making your list and checking it twice, the top toys for 2016 are out. toy insider magazine says if you have a 3-5-year-old you need to pick up a singing princess ale pretty drone for little kids. >> jeff: those drones. that would be cool. i remember when i was a little kid remote controlled cars and now they have the drones flying all over the place. 21mile-an-hour wind in cleveland. if you went to the parade earlier you felt that.

waves crashing out there. obviously something came through. it was the front and drop in temperature and down to 46 with the north wind. if you are headed out tonight we have playoff games going on friday night football. it will be chilly and wind will be a factor especially on the lakeshore early this evening. you can see the dry air will continue to work its way in and clouds will continue to break up you will wake up to sun, a few high clouds around and look at the forecast temperatures tonight. 7:00 dropping below 40 inland and by 10:00, 35 akron and 35 mansfield and warren and canton and 1:00 in the morning and then 7:00 in the morning we have 20s. i have upper 20s inland. low 30s along the lakeshore.

night as well with the clear sky and no alerts next 7 days. tomorrow's high around 50 and chilly tomorrow night. sunday with sunshine. sunday could be one of those days where we don't see a cloud in the sky. 55 and same deal on monday. this front will get in here later tuesday and tuesday night giving us more cloud cover and finally a threat tuesday night. that deal right now. >> tonight clearing sky. chilly indeed down to 31. we will see a bigger drop in temperature once the wind goes light. akron-canton 28 your low as clouds continue to break up. tomorrow partly cloudy and seasonable and right around 50 here for the high. 46 at 7:00 a.m. noon 50. and 5:00 46. look at that.

sky. tomorrow night we are down to 31. again chilly stuff and sunday it is sunshine and 55. monday 57 degrees. and that front that i told you about tuesday will bring more cloud cover. showers tuesday night just spotty rain showers on wednesday 55. and next thursday and friday in advance of the next system we warm up again. in fact by next friday we could talk abo 60s. wow. >> chris: we'll take that. >> jeff: where is the snow? >> denise: don't ask. leave if alone. stay away, snow. >> jeff: i want a little bit of snow, so does tanaka. coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00 rockers returning to cleveland.

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>> chris: time for your eye on entertainment. a rock favorite announces a local show and box office flop of the summer. >> denise: we begin with rogue 1 a "star wars" story. another trailer for the new movie released today. >> may the force be with us. >> the force. >> denise: that familiar catchphrase. >> more of death star darth vader and "star wars" fans on the edge of their seats waiting for this. rogue 1 hits local theaters next month on december 16th. >> chris: not much fun for ben hur. variety magazine is calling it the flop of the summer. the religious epic had weak ticket sales and weaker reviews.

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baby. jen picciano tells us how it works. >> it is impossible to put a price tag on how valuable this could be to a new family. >> reporter: shortly after having his first child mayor elkins was thinking how to give parents more time to spend with their baby. he passed a parental leave policy in may allowing for six months parental leave for all fulltime employees at full pay. it is the first policy of its kind in >> we are moving in a direction where we will provide this benefit in a robust fashion across the board. >> elkins is proud to be a trailblazers creating life-work balance for men and women. leaders across the nation want to know how they are doing it. >> the phone calls we got from councilmembers, mayors, selectmen and aldermen and whatever you want to call them, from all over the country was off the charts.

the attention of the u.s. department of labor secretary tom perez who paid the small municipality a visit to highlight what they are doing. with a budget of $2.5 million how are they doing it. they budgeted for $40,000. if no one takes advantage of it, the money will roll over from the general fund from property and income taxes, civil fines and police revenue. >> in a city mayor says it is hard to get and keep talented people because of their middle of the road pay structure. it will improve recruitment, attention and employee morale. >> as a department head i am glad to say i can offer that to our employees because time off for your family is extremely important in my book. >> reporter: police chief john says it won't count against sick time and reallocate resources during six months.

setter and take it as it comes. >> a little town laying the ground work for a potentially big impact. >> reporter: getting answers, jen picciano cleveland 19. >> chris: a cleveland police officer and first time mom will be the first person to use the new benefit. >> denise: so important. at three months to come back it is too soon. >> chris: it should be a year. six months is an incredible start. >> denise: good for them. how about the weekend let's check in with jeff. >> jeff: it is looking pretty good t. turned chilly and we hit our high of 53 before the front came through and dropping in the 40s ever since. akron-canton 44. north wind 1 and wind will diminish and goes light inland and take a little while in downtown cleveland and lakeshore and 47 downtown and there's the wind north at 2 not helping

temperatures, the trend anyway, 42 at 8:00 can you see by early tomorrow morning we will be well in the 30s. 8:00 downtown 41 and go up from there and highs 50 tomorrow for your saturday. a calmer night. sun-filled weekend and in fact, sunday wall-to-wall sun is what we are thinking as this dry stretch continues. no big systems in pattern the next 7 days. it won't be totally dry. we have a system tuesday night bringing us rain. that appears to be the best opportunity as we see things right now. for your saturday partly cloudy and seasonable, 50 and not as windy with that west wind. 41 at 8:00 a.m. 46 at 11:00. and we will be right around 50 at about 2:00 in the afternoon. notice how the temperatures start to drop again tomorrow

out there partly cloudy seasonable akron-canton 49. more on the weekend details and beyond coming up. chris? >> chris: all right, jeff. thanks. president obama marked veteran's day with the annual laying of the wreath ceremony at arlington national ceremony in honor of military members past and present who have served and sacrificed for the country. one of the guests of honor at the service was veteran bill mo the former army sergeant is 108. craig boswell with his memory-making trip to d.c. >> reporter: everywhere bill moore goes, crowds always gather. and the 108-year-old world war ii veteran always has a message. >> i am very happy and all your freedom? the army sergeant

italy, germany and france and still wears the legion medal. >> his daughter joanne brought him to a meaningful place, the world war ii memorial and she says it makes him feel young. >> i love it, when they say how are you feeling, bill. >> he says i feel better if i was 103. >> reporter: his humor hasn't faded in 108 years nor memories of his >> the american boys lost their lives. >> reporter: he doesn't shy away at sharing emotions or making new friends and greeting a fellow world war ii veteran and visiting the shrine to their service. as one of the oldest living members, moore is not letting age slow him down. >> you have longevity or you don't have it. >> reporter: it is apparent he and fellow veteran's have that

news, washington. >> denise: wow. what an amazing man. >> chris: so glad to he can go and see the memorial in his honor. >> coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00, music of silence.

>> chris: the music world remembering a legend lenard cohen.

on facebook. >> cohen was inducted to the rock hall in 2008. he was the most influential singer songwriters of a generation. anthony mason looks back at his music. ? hallelujah.? >> reporter: if i knew where the good songs came from leonard cohen said i would go there more often and spent five years writing his song telling charlie rose. >> if you want to sing the song for the next 20 years, be sure to get every word. >> since the release in 1984, more than 300 versions have been recorded. >> raised in montreal, cohen published his first poem at age 19. then he began putting his words to music.

? while suzanne holds the mirror.? >> reporter: his song suzanne, was a hit for judy collins and john hammond who signed bob dylan signed cohen for columbia records and always a greater critical than commercial success, cohen would become one of the most influential songwriters of his time. >> i always wanted to be paid for my work but i didn't want to work for pay. through much of his 70s he toured continuously. and in 2008 was inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. >> you will be hearing from me, baby. long after i am gone. >> reporter: cohen's final album was released last month, the title song "you want it darker" hinted the end was near. >> if you are the dealer, i'm out of the game.

news, new york. >> romona: what talent. >> coming up at 6:00, an officer accused of shooting and killing a man during a traffic stop. the jury was hung and the judge made members get back to work. we continue to pay tribute to our veteran's. as a local bridge is dedicated to honor those who serve our country. we will have those stories and more plus browns disapin in franchise history. mark and i hope to see you at

police investigating a shooting inside a public library. officers in north memphis,

the lobby when one pulled out a gun and shot the other. dozens of kids were inside and no one else was hurt. the victim is expected to be okay. police still looking for the gunman. a new self-defense program marketed to women called the tiger lady. think wolverine from the x- men movie. it is like a pair of claws. you squeeze it designed to collect evidence from an attacker genetically. >> some self-defense experts question if it really works. >> this way will you get dna for the police to go by. >> but it did not if someone gets it they can be used against them. interesting. makers say tiger lady comes with a strap to wrap around your wrist. the device runs around $29.

california highway. a semi truck caught fire and flames spread to a nearby woods and it burned an acre before crews could put it out. >> the truck driver made it out okay and no word what caused the fire. 'tis the season for so-called porch pirates. police say crooks are following delivery trucks, staking out neighborhoods and snatching packages seconds after they are delivered. officers in california may have found a way track them down. >> packages we deploy throughout the city. they contain gps tracking devices in them. we want to let them know if they steal packages they will go to jail. >> denise: great idea. the web site says an estimated 23 million people across the country had packages stolen from their homes last year. police hope gps tracking stops

i hope they do that around here. good idea. this is a big time of year for toys, of course. and the national museum of play with top honors. >> that's right. the finalists for toy hall of fame named. for many it is like taking a trip down memory lane. cherica duncan with the enviable report. >> reporter: whether popping bubbles on an interactive screen sketch to take a picture plenty to do and see at the national museum of play. curator chris bench. >> what what ever your age, you are sent back in time. your own childhood and grandparents and great to discover the ways that toys, dolls, games, connect all of us. >> there are more than 15,000 toys on display. childhood favorites like barbie, monopoly and silly putty.

it was going to be a rubber replacement in world war ii when there was a shortage of raw materials. >> reporter: toys are treated like national artifacts because of their unique contributions to american history. at today's 19th actual toy hall of fame, the swing, yes, like the one your kids see every day at the playground role playing dungeons and dragons and fisher price little people made the cut. >> little people f their way in after being a finalist 7 times and the spokeswoman for fisher price called them the susan lucci of the toy world. >> if you are not a soap opera watcher you might not know how many times susan lucci was dissed by not getting an emmy award and chicago cubs finally won a world series it is great fisher price little people get

fame. >> during play things that stand the test of time. >> the bubble is not popping. >> reporter: cherica duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> denise: i was loving that story until they mentioned the cubs. >> seriously, you are looking at it. it is a trip down memory lane. >> a lot of cool stuff there. >> let's get to the big kid. tonka trucks, you know. what was that thing with the lights, bright. >> yes. >> you know what, i remember when i was a kid and playing that, you thought it was the greatest thing on the planet. look what we have going on. we have drones and things flying on around the place. >> tomorrow it will be more of a partly cloudy sky. >> some high, thin cloud cover and that's about it. >> a couple of chilly nights ahead and again tomorrow night. with all the dry air in place.

down to 31. what a day we have going on for sunday for this time of year. sunny and 55. even the start of next week will feature sunshine and 57. the next front will bring cloud cover on tuesday and i have some showers in the forecast tuesday night. if i had to put an alert in here it would be tuesday night for some rain and then just spotty showers on wednesday. mostly cloudy and 55. this will lake-effect rain. look at this. thursday, that's next thursday, sunny, 57 and this time next friday we could be talking about temperatures in the 60s. now, there are sipes that by the time we get to next weekend there could be a bigger shot of some colder air. not until then. 50 tomorrow. 55 on sunday and a dip on tuesday. >> up we go. to the end of next week. denise, over to you.

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if you are looking for something to do this weekend three new movies making their box office debut and the competition is tough. david daniel giving a sneak peek what to expect? >> amy adams and jeremy star in arrival. a cerebral sci fi thriller about trying to communicate with aliens around the globe. reviews are excellent and analysts expect grosses in the rival a third place debut behind dr. strange and trolls. >> all i am asking for five days. >> the holiday ensemble comedy christmas is set to duke it out for a rival in third place. will it fly two weeks before turkey day? box offices say it could make $15 million this weekend. >> sleep problems are making is it difficult to extinguish nightmares from reality.

the dark thriller starring naomi watts sat on the shelf nearly a year is set to debut with $6 million. in hollywood i'm david daniel. >> chris: all three movies are now playing at local theaters. >> denise: a dramatic rescue overnight in florida. a bald eagle pulled from a storm drain in orlando. look at the video here. witnesses say this started as a fight between two eagles. the brawl blocked stopped traffic. dozens of people were watching and actually called for help. the bird on the top eventually flew away after pushing the other eagle down there and the crowd cheered as crews rescued the other patriotic bird. >> wow. >> look at that. >> a florida couple is proof it is never too late for love. meet carlos saurez. he is 95-years-old and she turned 80.

beach and say it is a classic story of love at first sight. congratulations to the happy couple. >> how sweet. he is robbing the radel. >> a survey out perfect for veteran's day. a dating web site asked women about men in uniform. match.com found 40% dated someone in the military. 3% said a man in uniform is more attractive. a third of the women in this survey say attractive man followed by men in the air force. they describe veteran's as courageous and noble. >> denise: no question there. >> chris: i tell you what when marines put on their dress unis, sharp. coming up at 6:00 headed back to the fabulous food show. jen picciano is live.

>> mark: another day after the election. another round of protests around the country and here, too. >> jeff? >> clouds continue to break up. still windy right now. get ready. it will be a chilly night. >> romona: plus we continue to pay tribute to the men and women who serve our country. and a special dedication for a local bridge. cleveland by empire window company your local window, siding and door expert since 1960. live from cleveland's newscenter, we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> mark: another protest today in oberlin. a story dealing alleged racial profiling. the whole thing started with an accused thief at a bakery.

treated differently. shelby miller joins us live with what's happening right now. shelby? >> reporter: hey, romona and mark. it is still going strong out here now in front of gibson's. can you see there are probably more than 100 people who gathered. it was raining a couple of minutes ago and cleared up since then and not slowing people down across the street. they are holding signs that say honk for black lives matter and people are doing so as well and saying jce students. as you mentioned, this all stemmed from an incident that happened wednesday inside gibson's bakery here in downtown oberlin. according to the police report, the suspect in this case jonathan aladdin tried stealing two bottles of wine. the employee tried to take a picture of the suspect. that's when the two got into a fight. the suspect supposedly hit the employee's phone out of his hand and then police were called to