asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts right now. >>man: don't shoot. don't shoot. everything will be out we are going to be all right. >>anchor: large ridges in cincinnati after a judge declared a mistrial in the case of ray tensing the former university of cincinnati police officer accused of murdering unarmed driver sam dubose. during a traffic stop back in july 2015. good evening i am lydia spahr at the judge of the case declared a mistrial after she

deliberate this morning. after they couldn't reach a verdict friday on either charge. tony to cobo has more. >>reporter: hours after a jury failed to say guilty or innocent in the murder trial of a white police officer, protesters poured into the street. it all started with a traffic stop to the university of cincinnati last summer and escalated into what everyone could see was a fatal shooting. but was it murder? on saturday a dozen jurors 10 white and tentlike were murdered after the deliberation to say they just couldn't agree. judge megan shanahan. >>woman: due to the inability to reach a verdict i declare this case a mistrial. >>reporter: ray tensing walked free today for prosecutor joe dede are has until november 20 to decide on a retrial. >>man: i think people need to recognize how much effort went into this case. and hope that everybody.

die if the car lurched forward striking sam dubose in the head. ray tensing has been fired for the university of cincinnati police department that even if he is guilty as a prosecution claimed, that does not mean he is guilty of murder. cbs news, new york>lydia: protesters are still hitting the streets, right now across the country as president-elect that's possible cabinet members for his new roxanne is a very reports. >>reporter: for their protest for donald trump. from los angeles to new york. >>woman: not my president. >>woman: he is racist, homophobic, racist, and not for the people. we didn't want this. >>reporter: what you say to this people that this is the

trump one? >>reporter: >>man: it is time to change the system. >>reporter: the crowds ended up at donald trump's doorsteps and stay through the night. some have been out here in front of trump tower four hours. they say they want trump to look out his window, see them and hear their voices. >>woman: tell them we will keep doing that make sure you don't make any drastic decisions and i am a millennial it is our future. >>reporter: also in the crowd if you trump supporter. >>man: give him a chance that is all i am saying. >>reporter: he had no public events on saturday but he did tweet one saying this will prove to be a great time in the lives of all americans. we will unite and we will win. roxanne us a very cbs news, new york. >>lydia: 60 minutes landed the first big interview with president-elect donald trump. tonight we have an exclusive look at part of the one on one. in it mr. trump said he will continue to use social media. >>man: i will be very

modern form of communication. there should be nothing i am ashamed of. it is where it is that. i do believe this, i really believe that the fact i have such power in terms of numbers on facebook, twitter, is grandpa center. it helped me when all of these races, where they spent much more power to make money than they's spend and i won. >>reporter: he talked about the concession phone call from hillary interview right here on cleveland 19 sunday night beginning at 7:00. back here at home hundreds headed to a bakery in oberlin today with cash in hand. after robbery suspect a qc owners of racial profiling. except from today's counter protest which turned into a huge flash mob. >>man: it is giving a boost to the bottom line. the suite shopped promise took a hit after several days of protest. >>man: i knew several days ago

taking place that there would be counter protest. >>reporter: this week's deposition calling for a book outstanding after store employees confronted and fought with the knowledge shoplifter. he is accused of trying to still two bottles of wine. police say that suspect, 19-year-old jonathan aladdin claims he was racially profiled. which sparked the protest and now this. a flash mob supporting the family business. >>man:. jj store since he was again and has worked here. >>man: it is nice to see nice to see them supported local business like that. >>reporter: they were supposed to protest here but no sign of them. instead a huge crowd outside the store a crowd of supporters and inside a line. these owners have never seen before. >>reporter: i was hoping they

remember the name of what it is but i was coming here anyway. >>reporter: the ordeal that was posted on facebook brought in customers for miles away. >>reporter: it is amazing what facebook can generate. so there is a lot of support to make up for the loss of business they were experiencing. >>reporter: aladdin is in jail waiting for his day in court as are two of his female friends who were with him and charged with assault. getting answers in overlake, cleveland sentencing is set for monday for a man who admitted murdering a gas owner. robert sigler pleaded guilty. on the day his trial was supposed to start he admitted shooting robert spazick four times of the sunoco station back in 2015. police caught sigler after witnesses describe the getaway car and they spotted it at his girlfriend's home. the red cross then places to

apartment buildings in cleveland after a fire this afternoon. no people were injured but two pets reportedly died. no word yet on when people will be able to return back to their apartment. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. people in lorain are concerned about the city's attempts to take down traffic lights in city officials say it needs to be done but drivers are concerned about the accidents on the road. our she needs dinning is getting answers on that issue. she needs? >>woman: the mayor told me that the lights didn't meet state signal for its because of a lack of traffic on those roads. but drivers are worried and the call this an accident waiting to happen. >>woman: at that appear i see all the traffic, this one they should not take down to marilyn

what it is to have a left. traffic lights at this intersection have been replaced by flashing lights>woman: you have to go into the street because cars parked right here on the side. so you have to go into the street just to see if there are no cars coming from this way or that way. >>reporter: the blinking lights show major changes they plan to remove traffic lights from this intersection and 38 others soon>man: members of the city council want to keep some of these lights up for safety concerns. one of lorraine's councilman. he said the city is removing the lights after results of a study is conducted through odot. >>reporter: thirsted he said with traffic flow and crossing patterns of citizens walking, that some lights needed to be removed. >>reporter: he agrees with some of the lights but chose me he is fierce about the intersection here at 20th and pearl. with parked cars blocking the

to inch out into the road. >>reporter: you have to look at some of these intersection. >>man: and the dangers opposes to citizens if you remove it. >>reporter: is that there hasn't been any increase in accidents on the streets with the lights have been removed. but he is proceeding with caution. he has petition to keep some of lights up and people like her are on board. >>woman: i live appear and no accidents as of now but eventually there will be an accident. when they take them >>reporter: i reached out to the mayor who said the removal of traffic lights is consistent with the state of ohio standards on traffic signals. the study identified lights that met state requirements and those that did nothe city will continue to follow state guidelines on this matter. lidia? >>lydia: sewer here is your suitcase. goodbye.et your suitcase >child: no. >>lydia: disturbing punishment monsters are sent out of the house for voting for donald

now use siri to do anything from paying for pizza to sending your kid money. but is it safe? that is next. >> there was a lot of sunshine today. but we didn't were much only to the mid-50s. a life look outside and i will tell you what will be a few degrees warmer as we go through the day tomorrow. sunshine galore we are back to the 60s later on this week he risk am doing its thing.

this is cleveland 19 news >>lydia: welcome back the u.s. embassy in kabul, afghanistan will be closed sunday after a deadly suicide attack at the ground air brace:basement they believe the suicide bomber bypassed by hiding among staff members reporting to work. once inside the base he detonated his suicide vest. 16 other americans were wounded. >>man: ? the rain will fall like tears from a star. ? like tears from a star ?. >>lydia: tonight's british singer sting reopened the bataclan on the eve of the

attacks that left 130 people dead across the city. he asked concertgoers to observe a moment of silence as he opened the show. that violence was the worst ever to hit friends. a texas mom is under fire for a video posted on facebook that went viral. it shows her forcing her young son out of the house for voting for donald trump in a mock election. >>woman: here is your suitcase, by >>woman: here is your suitcase. get your suitcase and get out. [crying ][yelling ] >>lydia: the mom made her boycott a sign that said when she kicked him outhe video was posted on social media and it has been shared thousands of times.hildren's services responded is that the boy appeared in good health and the mom told them it was just a joke. in consumer news today if

seery you can have paypal up you can use siri to pay for pizza delivery or send money to a kid in college. sure it is convenient but is it safe? paypal and apple brought this new feature online. using siri to your paypal account and share your contacts list then you can say siri since jack smith $50 using paypal. and it will bring up a confirmation screen on your phone and you say yes to confirm the transaction that the money isn't. but to be safe and never use ap also be sure you share all your personal contacts with the app, check the terms of the surface carefully. really i think i would rather write a check. >>meteorologist: i think people can scan your phone i don't know. i am paranoid. >>lydia: i am not i love all the stuff. >>meteorologist: the easier the better. so the weather doesn't get much better than this.

fantastic it is cold out, yes it is a little cooler than where it should be. technically tonight some areas down we are to the upper 20s easily. : over around, also know alerts for the next seven days we are looking fantastic. as a matter fact we do have a lot of cloud cover coming into play. so nothing al cool and sunny for tomorrow and then warmed by the end of the week. we do have a couple of situations that come close but it doesn't bring as rain or anything really. so we are doing good. a little bit warmer than today. from lunchtime to about 4:00 in the afternoon most of us will spend her day in the mid-50s unshine galore, not even that breezy out there. so that will bring us to the supermoon. the really big supermoon not

going to look bigger, it is going to seem brighter, and it is awesome. not only that we won't have any cloud cover out there so you can go outside and check it out. so here is what the norm looks like when it is a full moon. we did a comparison so you have an idea. 40 percent dinner, brighter, i like the brighter part. so totally cool. and be able to see it because like tonight on the cloud out there. that will continue for tomorrow as a matter of fact our entire side of the united states is doing just fine.ne thing that happens on tuesday is there is a low-pressure system that goes up the coast and it gets boston and new york and dc some rain showers tuesday and wednesday. but we really don't have much of anything we have a friend that comes through on tuesday but it comes in dry. so we hopefully won't have to worry about that. our future view waking up, most

cad, and you probably up to the upper 20s. as you get going most areas along the lakeshore will be in the mid-40s tomorrow. but by lunchtime we will make up the ground and the common denominator ceased to be around 50 by lunch. and then the afternoon time really not much of anything. warm a little more than we did today mid-50s all the way aroundf you make the turn to sunday night it is supermoon time but yon another cold night no clouds so not really going to stay very warm out there but you will need to bundle up and monday morning more of the same get ready for low 40s to start off. monday afternoon spent the whole afternoon in the mid-50s. two beautiful days back to back. tuesday brings in the next front for us that it just comes in with cloud cover but doesn't really come in with a wind threat whatsoever. like i said a really easy forecast sunday, monday even tuesday almost exactly the

clouds they can up with that system that comes by. the system does put moisture into erie pa and buffalo but it really doesn't look like much. wednesday we are still in the mid-50s, nice. thursday and friday those are great looking days into the low 60s with sunshine. nice and mild next are the rain doesn't even come in until saturday night. >>lydia: looks good, thank you, beth. one of cleveland's most respected charity events. 19 action news anchor looking beautiful and letting her support to becaulo heart. the achievement center for children's and you will sparkle shimmer and gala. apple and auction. proceeds from the event up more than 4500 local kids with disabilities and their families>> and coming up

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now this is the serpentine chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 spent the buckeyes sure to have hit their stride after the two-week blimp against northwestern after the blowout nebraska last weekhey come back this week and put the boots to maryland today. they might as well have been hope it didn't matter. early on curtis samuel around the right side he comes in and

the buckeyes. start a big game for barrett and samuel there is a j.t. barrett to make it 14-0 for the maryland would get a field goal. buckeyes responded with this, big ball to samuel. touchdown there. four touchdowns over the day for barrett two on the ground, two on the air. two touchdowns for samuel two to the ground. all ohio state 62-through the final. left on both sides of the ball >>man: pretty consistent but i think we have is good find coaches on defense pounding the unit that is a strong unit right now. they believe in each other, the brotherhood of trust is very strong and they play like it. once again just like pass defense the office, football is dictated by the offense of line. and when they are playing like they are now it is pretty good. >>reporter: kepler said the day after they get back to basketball when they host charlotte at the queue. they beat up washington they had a lot of threes 14 trifecta

they have five from jr smith, for from tyree. they made the second most three-pointers in the nba only portland has more. obviously it is a lower percentage shot they don't care they are good at them. kevin love says if you have a shot for crying out loud take it. >>man: when they are there you have to take it. they are unselfish, they played downhill, they will kick those balls out. they are unselfish and a lot of guys are capable of making. so when those are there we have to share at a better sample we are a better team. >>reporter: for brunch and sitting other, he is a genghis player to hit 27,000 reports he will be the youngest player to beat all of these but the record will probably never be broken that guys have to spend a year in college now. he was drinking a used bn is the best player in the nba parts of curry finish second. six year in a row lebron has finished number one. he was asked about what that says about him. >>man: i think it means something that what i am doing

very consistent and how i coach the game. and whoever is making it, i don't know one of those making the case. that is a testament to that. >> tomorrow is nfl sunday but the browns already played, already lost the you are good. we do have a tailgate for you. joining the guys, not today another 34 minutesomorrow at 11:00 here on cbs 19. i almost said ravens. these are the wolves and they fought it out. i'm probably not supposed to encourage this kind of thing but it is good to watch. they did play hockey. when the monster got the lead marcus scored it in the third. when on to win it 3-2 the

good solace is hiding in the end zone all three uniforms he laid down in the blue and some bread he was camouflage. this still turned into a good return they have 40 yards on it. you can't see it. the limousine he didn't it is it a bad flow over. you need a better threat than that i have never seen that before. by the way huge heads out to john carroll for the beat mount union, they 112th win streak. they haven't lost since 2005. john carroll wins the oac they have not be the readers owns 1989. sweat that is huge. >>reporter: that is a massive hurdle for them to get over even when they have great years they get into mountain and they can't be them! that they be that at home?

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