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

according to individuals who were with the suspect, they say the store employee was profiling the student and that he is the one who started the altercation. that's why they are out here right now. i spoke to an organizer just a little bit ago. she tells me this protest began yesterday. they were out here 12 hours yesterday and plan to be here 12 hours today and began to gather at 11:00 and plan to be out here well. she said this stems from not just this incident but a history of racial profiling here at this store. we will try to talk to the people who own gibson's and get more on their side of the story. this is what we are seeing in downtown oberlin right now. getting answers, shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: let's go to cincinnati where an officer is on trial. after three days of

judge they can't reach a verdict in the murder trial of ray tensing. he is the white former police officer who fatally shot sam dubose during a traffic stop last year. dubose is a black man who did not have a weapon. the judge told them to keep deliberating and did not grant the defense's request for a mistrial. akron police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide. they found a 22-year-old man and -y gunshot wounds to the head both inside an apartment on druid walk in the park lane manor apartments. police say they had no prior calls there. we are still waiting to learn the names of the people who died. >> always watching. always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> mark: had some whipping winds out there today. take a look at that. saw gusts 30, 35 at one point

it is still windy especially along the lakeshore right now. that was a big front that came through. not much rain. we got a few showers with it. and then some, you know, that was a little lake-effect moisture. right now, though, the temperatures continue to drop. in fact, we are down to 45. we had 43 at 7:00 by 9:00, 41. eventually, the wind will be dying down especially later on tonigh see the bigger drop in temperature. mansfield down to 42. we will be well in the 30s. if not upper 20s out there tonight. a sun-filled weekend ahead and chilly one tomorrow night and the next seven days no big systems on the way. details later on in the half hour. >> romona: protests are taking place across the country. some people are upset with

oregon confronted thousands of protestors in what police called a riot. they arrested more than two dozen demonstrators. breaking news. these are some live pictures happening now of more protests. this is happening in new york city right there in front of trump tower. we will keep an eye on these pictures and make sure they do not become violent. if they do, we will go back to them. there were more protests today in o western reserve university. the radical student union held what they called an anti-trump protests in regard to recent protests. the president-elect tweeted he loves the fact that the small groups have passion for our great country. donald trump spent most of the day working out of trump tower. vice president-elect mike pence is heading up the transition team and lead the team that

administration. >> mark: we are getting new answers about the armed robberies near case western reserve university. police now tell us they arrested a total of 10 suspects. there have been at least 7 armed robberies since october 28th. and campus increased patrols at night and early morning hours. the university added more shuttles to the university routes to cut wait times in half. >> troopers in lorain county gave us this picture. they stopped a driver for following too close 13 pounds of marijuana. the michigan driver is locked up. last month we took you on a ride along looking for drug suspects. the federal government added lorain county as a high intensity drug trafficking area making it eligible for grant money to fight the war on drugs. >> romona: summit county authorities arrested wanda starcher targeting the same victim twice. first she took social security money from a woman with disabilities and starcher was sentenced to community control

during that time, investigators say starcher withdrew money from the same victim's bank account. now to much needed smiles after a terrible tragedy. a wellington 2-year-old visited some of the rescue crew who saved his life. jaxon and his cousin fell into a pool at a home day care last month. his cousin annie died. jaxon spent weeks at rainbow babies and children's hospital recovering. t tribute to our veteran's on this veteran's day. >> mark: harry boomer back from brook park where they dedicated a bridge there. harry. >> harry: mark and romona, only a small part of america joined volunteer military. but for those who do, owe them a great debt of gratitude. today the city of brook park stepped up to honor our veteran's. a special dedication by those and for those dedicated to

foreign and domestic on this veteran's day. 30 permanent flags stand guard on the former snow road bridge. veteran's memorial bridge. the american flag, the u.s. army flag and flags of the navy, air force, marines, coast guard and prisoners of war missing in action, p.o.w.-m.i.a. flags take their places marking the service of the men and women of the military. politicians stood at the foot of the bridge to signal their support and pride in america and all she stands for. >> in addition to the flags, signs will soon be posted honoring the five branches of the u.s. military. >> mark: all right, harry, thank you very much. >> romona: we owe them a huge

there. in cleveland shaw high school cardinals marched down the street as part of the veteran's day parade. mayor frank jackson took park. the theme celebrating the 75th anniversary of the u.s.o. >> to see more stories and video as well as deals this veteran's day download the cleveland 19 news app or visit our web page and share your stories with us on social media. >> romona: it pains me to read the browns are in the history books. franchise worst start ever half dropping to the ravens. mark schwab joins us. >> are there any bright spots to talk about? >> in fact, there is. they will not waste your time sunday. get the loss out of the way thursday and your loss is free and clear and can't tell me you will love a day off. you. >> ed a day off. cody kessler started and got

against pittsburgh and hue said he had to play the kid and then benched him and asked about that perceived about-face. >> i never said cody was starting quarterback for the rest of the year. that's what you said. i never said that. i will see cody for as much as i deem necessary. that's my choice and i decided to take him out and put josh in and end of discussion on that. anything else? >> romona: wow. >> mark: he seems he is irritated. they are 0-10. he is a coach and of course he will be irritated. >> you wonder, that move right or wrong, it seems like it is a desperate move. move of desperation. maybe i am wrong. that's how it appears. >> romona: i don't understand it. people keep telling me. romona, you have to remember not to win any games and get used to it. if that's the case and we are not expecting this team to win why bother messing with them.

of us watching might go they will go 0-16. that doesn't mean he doesn't feel a little bit of heat. i don't think they would fire him after one year. they said they will not do this. if they go 0-16 he might feel i have to win something here because i might lose my job if i am-16 and maybe why he pulled the trigger on the move. it seemed like a desperate move. >> romona: i think hue can call me. can iiv >> mark: there you go. that's what needs to be done. >> romona: i am serious. i am some ideas. >> mark: i am sure you do. >> mark: coach on line up. up next we continue to honor those who serve our country. he served in world war ii. when we return we will hear more about that hero. i am jen picciano coming from the fabulous food show celebrating all things food and

will bring celebrity access coming up next. >> jeff: one of the stories this afternoon, winds a 22mile-an-hour wind in cleveland. when does it die down? it will be a sun-filled weekend. details next segment. get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time

live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: tonight we hear from a hero, a veteran sharing his >> mark: bob served in world war ii and spoke with shanice dunning with us. >> reporter: when pearl harbor was bombed he was drafted into the army. his service took him around the world and almost cost him his life after he was wounded. now those memories are reminders for a day we honor service. during a veteran's day ceremony and lunch in westlake each veteran wore a red flower and

cost of american freedom. it is a special day for the retired army staff sergeant surrounded by his family. during his time serving in world war ii he says he was lucky to make it back home to them. >> we saw it being bombed by our bombers. >> he was drafted in 1942. he served three years and the african middle east, normandy and fought in the battle of the bulge, one of the large bloodiest ballotses fought by u.s. soldiers during world war ii. >> they were good guys. brave. >> reporter: while in france he suffered wounds in six places >> that's where the captain and i and many others got hurt, wounded. oh, there's a lot of them killed. >> reporter: he received several medals for his service including

surprise, a proclamation that today is named after him. >> i really don't deserve it. >> reporter: he will humbley tell you there are others like him that deserve the recognition and he hopes people remember their sacrifice often and not just today. >> we should think more about our veteran's and not forget about them. >> reporter: he was very humble. he barely wanted to accept that award and veteran's affairs and volunteering after he left the service. something to think about and remember them. >> mark: you never know who they are. thank you, shanice. romona? >> romona: the fabulous food show is underway at the i-x center. it celebrates all things food and drink and always packed with celebrity chefs. jen picciano is there with one of our favorites.

chef michael symon's. >> i love it. when friends like daphane and melissa come in and all these people that maybe haven't spent a lot of time in cleveland it is great to show them what i have been talking about for so long. >> reporter: daphane says you talk about it a lot. >> she says if i hear one more damn cleveland story, she will bring someone up and i saw this -- she's from cleveland. >> have you ever seen "the price is right," cleveland. >> is everybody from cleveland. >> reporter: everybody who matters. >> steve harvey and armed robberies sin yo hall. >> catch me up. >> we finally got the okay that we cool start working in the space after the insurance craziness. >> it should be chicken and oysters. >> we are working on it. it is fun. >> based in some different kind

chickens and share plate vegetable section, 15-20 dishes and 6 different oyster preparations and other things. grilled oysters. oysters on the half shell. fried oysters and fun stuff. >> can you come and see chef michael symon's fabulous food show today, tomorrow and sunday. back to you. >> thank you, guys. >> strongest wins on the lakeshore north wind and inland pretty windy and again that will be dying down slowly throughout the night. 35 gusts downtown. lake-effect cloud cover and mainly along the lakeshore. you are clearing out inland. watch what that does to the temperatures, 8:00 tonight and 30s inland. as we go through the overnight 31 wooster at 1:00 in the morning around 40 in downtown cleveland. a little warmer in sandusky as

pretty cold. it will be that way tomorrow night as well. no alerts coming up. the next 7 at least for the most part here. best opportunity of rain coming up tuesday night with the next front clear sky chilly 31 and low in cleveland akron-canton down to 28 with that light wind. tomorrow just some high, thin clouds and around 50. 41 at 50 at 2:00 in the afternoon. down we go again tomorrow night down to 31 for the low and 20s i would. sunday, though, look at that. sunshine and 55. in fact, sunday could be one of those days and monday for that matter, very little or no cloud cover. monday up to 57. here comes the next system tuesday cloudy 51 and showers

cloudy 55 and end of next week a warm up. 47 thursday and we could be in the 60s again by this time next friday. schwaby? >> mark: all right, jeff. straight ahead in sports what grades would you give browns for their effort last night? >> i am handing out my report

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now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> that was a thing for him and i as i talked to him before going on the sidelines to keep his head up. you know, it is still international his career. you go through some of these things and it is frustrating and hard. >> it motivates you to want to be better and working harder and

was, you know, if i am in there i will do the best and support the team and guys and it motivates me to work harder and be better. >> mark: both quarterbacks after the loss in baltimore. normally a day after the game tony zarrella is there and hands out his report card. tony is not here. but i am. i am not a push other substitute teacher. let's start at the top coaching. i am giving hue and company an f for first, they lost. straightforward there. second they are 0-10. third after saying he wasn't going to jumble the quarterbacks he jumbled the quarterbacks. look, if that works and mccown leads them to a win he is probably getting an a for the move and it didn't work and mccown wasn't very good. coach, f. as for the quarterbacks with cody kessler, i will give him a c. just looking at his numbers, they were not bad and has

touchdown drive and got benched. he's been named starter for next week and will have a chance then to get a better grade. >> for the guy who relieved him josh mccown. i'm sorry, i have to go with an f. i have a hard time saying anything negative about mccown because the guy would play in a body cast if they let him. he was not effective. he was supposed to provide a sparkand instead didn't score a point. it wasn't his he had three turnovers and i can't sugar coat it. defense should probably get a f and i am tired of handing them out. i will give them a d. fine until the second half. stop me if you have heard that before. did okay with the raven rushing attack and got to joe flacco early and surrendered three touchdown passes and 22 points in the second half. that has to stop. romona just told me no, you have to give them an f, too.

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>> jeff: all right. enjoy the weekend t. will be dry. 50 tomorrow and 31 tomorrow night. you need the coat there. sunday sunshine and 55. >> mark: nice finish.

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