after railing against the establishment during the campaign. "60 minutes" landed the first big interview with trump and you'll see it right after this newscast. but first it was a very busy day for the president-elect. roxannea sberi reports. >> reporter: donald trump is turning to a washington insider for his white house chief of staff, reince priebus, the chairman of the republican national committee. the president-elect named right-wing media mogul steven bannon trump says he's thrilled to have his team continuing to lead with him. >> the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. >> reporter: five days after trump's triumph at the polls, his team took to the sunday morning shows to address growing concerns about a divided country. >> his victory speech was very conciliatory, very much in the right direction. >> it's final for president obama and secretary clinton to say the protesters, this man is our president. >> reporter: protesters hit

chanting slogans against donald trump. >> what you most afraid of? >> that racism and sexism and homophobia will go unheard. >> i have a 19-year-old boy. and i don't think he should be subjected to any of this abuse. >> reporter: as these protesters march through the streets of new york, their numbers are growing. many of them say these demonstrations will continue until trump addresses their concerns. in his first "60 minutes"' lesley stahl, he still plans to secure the border with mexico. >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would, certain areas the wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at this, it's called construction. >> reporter: trump also told "60 minutes" as president he'll be very restrained on social media. >> lydia: and back here at

weather, it's going to be cold out there tonight, but you'll want to bundle up to get a look at what's in the sky. beth mcleod is in the first alert center with the details. hey, sounds good, beth. >> beth: take a look at that, the superman right now happening. fantastic shot. okay, that's looking down chester. we caught it right after the moon rise. i'll tell you what, that's what it actually looked the biggest. but with the emails i get and sowm people firm commenting on i thought my neighbor installed a light last windows windows that i don't have curtains on seem so much brighter overnight. we're definitely seeing the supermoon tonight, even a glim -- glimpse of it tomorrow as well. we have clear skies now, we'll have clear skies tomorrow as well. supermonday, not supermoon, not a huge difference, but it definitely seems that way. it's the brightness that i really notice. not so much the size, but let me tell you it's here for tonight, tomorrow and then you're not going to see it until like 2034

yeah, i know. so it's the biggest it is right now. and i'll tell you what, i'm sure you notice. look at this, lydia. even our graphics pull up -- i know, first of all, i thought what is that. the supermoon all the way down. clear skies, if you're heading out to check it out, some of you like towards wooster, you really need to bundle up, because you'll start dropping quickly. tomorrow more of the same weather we saw today. overnight lows in the mid-30s and some of you a little less. but tomorrow sunshine galore and we're back into the lydia? >> lydia: all right. thank you, beth. to our top story, a local bartender murdered by armed robbers as she tried to hide in a back room. well, she's being remembered in a special way tonight. shanice dunning is on cleveland's west side with that story. shanice? >> reporter: yeah, lydia, melissa "missy" brinker was beloved bartendser at the cooly lounge on west 130th and cleveland. she was shot and killed three weeks ago, you can see behind

organized in her honor, the people who organized this event, her friends and family just told me about 400 people have come here and it started at 3:00 and it will end at 10:00 tonight. again brinker was killed the night of october 24th, while working at the lounge on west 130th. police say four men came nootbaar and took out guns and when brinker ran to call for her, they found and shot and killed her. brinker made a lot of friends who became more like family while she worked there. i spoke me what it looked like to see this outpouring of love for her daughter. >> she was very, very loving, caring person. beautiful inside and out. full of life, always smiling. always happy. i just pray every day that we catch them, who did, it's hard some days, you know. i just take it one day at a time.

outpouring of just love and support for this woman here, as you see the large crowd forming behind me. and again this event will go on until 10:00. family and friends who i spoke with said police right now they're not sure if they have any leads. crime stoppers is also offering a $2,500 reward, because they're still searching for information about who killed melissa "missy" brinker. we'll have more information on this our later show. getting answers in cleveland, shanice news. >> lydia: all right. they're shaking things up in shaker heights. demolition has started at the van aken shopping area and they're making room for a new restaurant, stores, apartments, office and parking garage northwest of the r.t.a. line. a big day -- >> sunday morning at the west side market. and for the first time -- >> lydia: all right. let's go back. it is a big day for vendors and shoppers at the west side

done. denise zarrella asking questions and getting answers, the vendors lost money during that construction. >> reporter: it's sunday morning at the west side market. and for the first time in a long time, finding a parking spot was a breeze for kenneth and jill parks. >> i think it's awesome. we've tried to come down a few times and it's been really tough to park. i think this is a great break for the vendors and for the customers just to come down. >> reporter: the city just finished up a parking lot project that took several months toom yeah, because we've been up here many times before, it's just difficult. you know, you had to -- they were so small and you had to wind around. this is just great. >> reporter: so now there are 128 new parking spots, but while construction crews were working on creating that new parking space, many of the vendors here say their business went down about 50%, so they're still hurting financially and they're asking the city to give them a break. jason scott of greg's produce told me his business is one of

signed a petition to get the city to consider a rent decrease to offset the loss business owners have endured since construction on the parking project began. >> sometimes the help, we had to cut their hours, which wasn't good, because that was me. but it was a lot. we had to buy less. >> reporter: greg shook now occupies a space vacated by a vendor, whose business was destroyed by the loss of revenue. he's confident he wille though. >> we've built a great business and we are the only 100% organic stand in the market. so customers customers have verl here. >> reporter: having parking for customers, though, is key. >> yesterday we had a lot more customers, we've seen our business going up a little bit more. so thank god. >> reporter: asking questions and getting answers in cleveland, denise zarrella, cleveland 19 news. >> lydia: and the petition put together by west side market vendors was just submitted to the city.

19 news, an important health alert if you suffer from arthritis pain. what you need to know about the two most common anti-inflammatories from new research. then, the best black friday phone deals in tonight's consumer alert. beth? >> beth: we keep talking about the winter time, lydia. yet today we hit 57 degrees. well above normal of our normal 51. hey, look. live look from the roof cam. it's awf the supermoon is lighting up the skies. i'll give you your full week ahead forecast coming up. >> announcer: get breaking news and weather, now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the calvetta brothers floor show. it's time to fall in love again janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels

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>> announcer: live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kept, this is cleveland 19 >> lydia: and welcome back. two people are dead after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake and it hit new zealand. the powerful earthquake hit new zealand's south island triggering a tsunami. the earthquake hit just after midnight and triggered waves 2.49 meters above usual tide levels. the earthquake caused damage in goods and grocery stores and caused damages to the buildings. the quake struck 55 miles north of christchurch, the city where

earthquake killed about 185 people back in 2011. to a health alert right now for more than 50 million americans, who suffer from arthritis pain. research released today raises questions about two of the most commonly used anti-inflammatories in the world. for a decade, researchers have been concerned about how the popular arthritis drug celebrex compared to drugs ibuprofen. they found t generally lowered risk of heart and other complications, when compared with ibuprofen. cleveland clinic doctor says the results are surprising and even more so when it comes to the naproxe. >> many guidelines over the years have recommended to heart patients that they take naproxen. it was believed to be the safest of the drugs. and we didn't find that.

drugs. >> lydia: the doctor says people shouldn't worry about taking occasional over-the-counter ibuprofen or naproxen, as long as they're taking the recommended dose. and tonight's consumer alert. many of you hit stores on black friday looking for deals on electronics. well, we did the research for you and found the best deals on smartphones. here we go. target is offering a free iphone 7 or iphone 7plus if you get a qualifying plan on at&t, sprint or verizon. you don't need the walmart is selling the 5sfor just $99 on black friday and that's $50 off. the only catch you need to also buy a straight-top wireless plan, another rate offer if you buy your iphone 7 at best buy, you'll get a $250 gift card or you can get the s 7 for $10 a month. best buy is also slashing prices on galaxy s7 models by $120 and

fast charger for free. good deals there. all right. you're looking at live pictures right now of downtown cleveland. beth mcleod has your full first alert forecast for the

>> beth: what a spectacular fall-like day. and it's going to be cold

going to head out and check out the supermoon, temperatures are already starting that slide. but clear skies everywhere. just get away from the trees and the building. the moon will light your way. but look at some of these temperatures, akron-canton already down to 42 degrees. mansfield 43. wooster 46. if you woke up this morning, like dover area, it was into the mid-20s. it's going to be kind of like that tonight. a very cold start tomorrow. the closer you are to the lake, the warmer you're going to be. oh, you have to go check it out tonight. you can see tomorrow, but tonight is when it's the biggest. but over the next couple of days, let me tell you, there are no really alert days coming our way. we have a beautiful string of days all back-to-back-to-back. some of the things you'll bump into. tuesday night some sprinkles, not a big deal. and i do mean close to 7 -- 70 degrees and big changes for next weekend. important that you enjoy what

got it. but the further inland you are, the closer to 20 degrees you're going to fall. it's going to be a cold one again tonight. no cloud cover out there. look at this. we're not watching anything short-term, cuyahoga county crystal clear out there. even when i widen out, we're clear everywhere. lots of people checking out the supermoon. north carolina and south carolina hurricane matthew. it's not coming our way. i'm iteming you we've nothing in the forecast. tuesday night big system that comes through, it's not that big whatsoever. it's going to bring in some clouds for tuesday. you can see the front is awfully dwrie. the front that comes through tuesday night will maybe bring a couple of sprinkles. that's it. we have cold air tomorrow morning, when you wake up, 5:00 in the morning. although it does put 31 at wooster and new phily , i expect

of clouds, not very many, 53 out at hopkins. so like today, by the time we get to lunchtime, almost everybody at the 50-degree mark. and then the afternoon time, everyone in the mid-50s. we start dropping and heading to the 40s overnight monday night. another cold start to tuesday. tuesday the system is a little closer and comes in dry on tuesday. but it d does have some cloud cover out there. most areas down to freezing starting tuesday morning. this is still tuesday. wee tuesday afternoon. game changer, though, tuesday night into wednesday. i don't know. it's overnight. we get some rain showers, lake-effect, a lake enhancement along the lakeshore. it's not that big of a deal, it's gone by wednesday morning. so i don't know. perfect weather at this point. lots of sunshine coming our way tomorrow. mid-50s. and then the next couple of days, well, repeat weather. just add to more clouds for tuesday, wednesday. thursday and friday, those are our hit days of the week, look at that, lydia. we're absolutely fantastic into

lot colder on sunday. >> lydia: all right. thank you, beth. mark? merry>> mark: the browns were o, cavs were not. they took on a surprising charlotte team that gave them

>> announcer: now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> mark: so this is what it's like to talk about a win on sundays, right. what? no. the browns didn't play today. cavs were at home to take hornets 6-2 coming into play today and they didn't show up to lose. cavs come in 4-1 at home, winners of two-straight, hornets had won four of the last five. first quarter, cavs up two, lebron still, easy, easy dunk. put the good guys up by four. kevin love had a huge first quarter. three-ball here, put the good guys up six. he scored 15 in the first quarter. move to the second half, cavs

kyrie irving three-ball. got them even at 62. 19-point game for kyrie. big day for channing fry. three-ball here. one of six trifectas on the day. he poured in a team-high 20. cavs went up by three. lebron had 19. love finished with 19 to go with 11. cavaliers win 100-93 and made 13 three-pointers in the game, they're averaging 13 a game. coach thinks they can get more. >> we jurveghts you k everyone hasn't been clicking on the same cylinders. guys are trying to find their way, with the shooting that we have, we have great shooters. i just think that we can make more shots. >> i mean, it's a blessing for our team. sometimes can be a curse, because we've been falling to the three-point line. one loss this year. so, you know, it's a fine line. but that's the best part of our game. >> reporter: the latest college football polls are out,

clemson and the team up north lost yesterday. the buckeyes climbed to the second spot. the playoff poll will not be out until wednesday, both clemson and the team up north were ahead of them, since they both lost, the buckeyes would get into the top four. no browns game today, but still a lot of games in the m. broncos and saints went at it here on cbs 19. this is a good one. saints down six, the final two minutes,w cooks, amazing grab, that tie ited at 13. one problem. extra point blocked. oh, will parks got it. he ran it all the way back, looks like he steps out right there. but he didn't. he ran that back. that's two points. but denver ahead 25-23 and that was the final. it looked like parks stepped out of bounds, but they did not overturn it. wow! packers went into nashville

cheese heads that made trip. on the first play from scrimmage, demarco murray gone! that is a 75-yard scamper and score. he went for 123 on the day. all titans, they won big 47-25. goofy play of the day. goes to the chicago bears. they were in tampa. this was to close out the first half. jay cutler rolling and firing and what do you hear about the hail mary. just knock it down, except when you knock it one of the bears. it didn't matter, they lost 36-10. kind of looked nice, right. >> lydia: good catch. >> mark: good catch. got dumped by 26, good catch. >> lydia: hey, also looking good our weather this week. >> beth: you know, we're above average all week long. a couple emails about people liking to ride mare motorcycles to work, i'm telling you, if this isn't too cold early on, great looking week ahead. rain showers tuesday night into wednesday.

through until thursday. look at that, lydia, i know you like it warm. we're making a run at 70 on friday. however, big game changer next weekend. although saturday morning and afternoon is now looking dry. saturday night around sunday rain showers saturday night and a much colder and cloudy sunday. >> lydia: i knew it was going to warm up as soon as i put the firewood in the house. all right. thank you for watching tonight at 6:30. we'll be back here again at 11:00. i'm lydia esparra with beth mcleod and mark schwab.

captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> i've never done anything like this. >> stahl: this took your breath away? >> a little bit. a little bit. i think i realized that this is a whole different life for me now. >> stahl: in his first te president-elect seemed more subdued than the candidate had been, and donald trump surprised us when fundamental positions of his seemed open to negotiation. are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> stahl: they're talking about a fence in the republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would. >> stahl: five days after the election, demonstrators across the country are protesting his victory. >> not my president! >> stahl: we asked about that