>> we reject the president-elect. >>lydia: anti-donald trump protesters take to the streets for the fifth day in a row as the president-elect names top one a republican party insider the other controversial outsider. good evening, i'm lydia esparra. tonight on 60 minutes, donald trump talked about what to expect from his presidency on topics ranging from marriage equality to apportion rights. roxanneia is a barry reports, it comes as protests continues from coast to coast. >>reporter: first tv interview as president-elect, donald trump told 60 minutes he won't challenge marriage equality and he plans to appoint pro life judges to the supreme court.

wants the court to re peel roe versus wade. >> if it of were overturned, it would go back to the states. >> some women won't be able to get an abortion. >> it will go back to the states. well, they'll have to go to another state. >>reporter: trump also acknowledged he's relying on lobbyists lobbyists in his transition team. >> they know the system. but you have to phase it out. >> also on sunday trump announceed two key appointments. chairman of the republican national committee reince house chief of staff. right wing media mogul steve bannon will be chief strategist. a campaign statement referred to them as equal partners. will face growing tensions as protest spread across the country for a fifth day. >> what are you most afraid of? >> racism and sexism and homophobia. >> into the night, from san francisco to new york. security is growing tighter here outside trump tower in new york.

around it as protesters vowed to keep demonstrating in the days and weeks to come. how long do you plan to be out here protest? >> for as long as it takes, until our message gets across. >> in his interview with 60 minutes, trump asked protesters not to fare his presidency. >> we are going to bring our country back. but certainly don't be aafraid. >>reporter: he says he wants people to give him a chance. back here at home, turning now to the weather. it's going t this tonight. but you might want to bundle up as you look up into the sky. beth mcleod is in the first alert center with the details. something nice up there, beth tall. a look. the super moon. did you see it? you can go outside and still see it. biggest it's going to seem is tomorrow morning. if you're one of the early risers and do the 5:00 are 6:00 before the sun starts coming up, that's when the moon is going to seem the biggest. right now it seems awfully

we're doing just fine. you can go ahead and take a look at weather one and that will definitely help me out just a little bit. super moon, bright, oh, yeah, it is definitely bigger than what we normally see. normal size is in front. and brighter. don't worry, this is the middle of three super moons this just happens to be the biggest tomorrow morning. in case you miss it, you get another shot. not quite as big, in developments but we get that clear moon allig that's no cloud cover, which means we are going to lose a lot of heat through the overnight. be ready for a very cold start tomorrow. if you didn't wake up quite early this morning, many of you were in the 20s. frosty, cold. tomorrow more of the same thing with sunshine and we all warm. by lunchtime, into the 50s and spend a good portion of the afternoon in the mid 50s. i'll let you know when we start

[horns honking] >>lydia: new tonight, show of support for striking teachers in louisville from parents, students and the community. they held a car caravan and meeting, calling for the board of education to come back to the bargaining table. monday will be the ninth school day of the teacher strike there. >> that's what i care about. how do i get my kid back in school if half of those in charge won't talk to us? the only answer is convincing them to sit down. >>lydia: no school administrators were at tonight's meeting, but community members say they just wanted to have their voices heard. a local bartender murdered by armed robbers as she tried to hide in a back room while she was remembered tonight in a special way. shanice dunning is back from cleveland's west side with that emotional story.

44-year-old missy brinker was brutally murdered while she worked at a cleveland bar. for loved ones the loss is still fresh. tonight they held a benefit to help her family. >> she was always happy. she clapped and she danced. just had that smile all the time. >>reporter: some like pamela knew her for years. >> we have known each other a long time. we work withed together at one of the local bars here. >>reporter: others like morgan and anthony just knew her as a >> she was the friendliest person in the world. >> she did her job. >>reporter: but everyone here still coming to grips with the death of missy brinker, a beloved bartender at cooley lounge on west 130th street. they organized this benefits to help missy's family. >> the money is going to be used for a headstone and the help with the burial and just for family help. >>reporter: on the night of october 24th, police say four

where she worked. police say they ordered drink, then took out guns. missy ran to the pack and locked herself in a room to call for help. but the men broke down the door and then shot and killed her. >> i just pray every day that they catch them. it's hard. some days, you know. i just at the one day at a time. >>reporter: missy's mother told me she struggles knowing her daughter's killers are still out there but she finds comfort in seeing the people missy t good. kind of a tribute to her. all these people, people i don't each know. >>reporter: people brought together by missy's life and now working to find justice after her death. >> family, friends, and we're all one big family here. >>reporter: missy's friend told me they were able to meet their goal of donations to help her family but still they are looking for answers about the killers. crime stoppers is also asking for tips and information on this

>>lydia: sad story. thank you, shanice. sentencing is set for monday for the man who admitted to memorialing a parma gas station owner. logan sinclair pleaded guilty last month. he admitted shooting robert spazza four times during a robbery on pearl road back in november of 2015. police caught sinclair after witnesses described the getaway car and officers spotted it at his girlfriend's home. cleveland police want you to on the lookout for a missing teen. 16-year-old alexander mullins is 6 feet tall and 275 pounds. last seen on wednesday heading to school at washington park. if you've seen him call 623-5318 exemption a big day for vendors anders at the west side market. parking project there is finally done. cleveland 19's reporter denise zarrella a asking questions and getting answers, though the

lost money during all 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 have tried to come down a few times and it's been really rough 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 park lot project that took several months to complete is the it is just amazing because we have been here many times before and you know, they were so small and you had to wind around. this is great. >> now there are 128 new parking spots, but while construction crews were working on create the new park space, many 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 close to 100 vendors that just signed a petition to get the

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 this was me. but, it was a lot. weigh had to buy less. >>reporter: greg shook of basketeria produce told me he now occupies a space vacated by a vendor whose business was destroyed by the loss of revenue. he's confident he will make it though. >> we have built a great business and we are hundred percent organic stand in the market. so, customers are very loyal. >>reporter: having parking for customers though is key. >> yesterday, we had a lot more customers. we seen our business going up a lot bit more. so thank god. >>reporter: asking questions and getting answers in cleveland, denise zarrella, cleveland 19 news. >>lydia: great place to shot. while the petition put together by the west side market vendors was just submitted to the city, the city hasn't said yet how long it will take for them to respond.

demolition has started at the van aken center shopping area, making room for new restaurants, stores, apartments, offices and a parking garage. >> hopefully it will bring more business to the city. >> for the people that live in the neighborhood like i do, it will provide a place to go to more restaurants. it will bring more people in which will increase the tax base. >> i think they should've done sooner. >> neighbors say the project should improve housing values in and still ahead on cleveland 19 news, an important health alert if you suffer from arthritis pain. the new research on anti-inflammatories that left doctors stunned at the results. then the best black friday phone deals in tonight's consumer alert. beth? >>beth: you know thanksgiving is right around the corner. coming up we'll have the thanksgiving forecast. but take a lack downtown. it is crystal clear and cold on

temperatures you're going to be waking up tomorrow morning,

>> the whole house was moving. creaking, moving, it was scary thing. >>lydia: at least two people are dead after an earthquake hit new zealand just after midnight. it triggered a tsunami six feet high. there's big damage to buildings and road access is cut off to at least one region. the town of christ church was devastated bay tremor back in 2011 and that one killed 183 people. a health alert good news for celebrex users. researchers have finished a big study trying to find a link between the antiinflammatory drug celebrex and heart problems. the results shocked doctors, but in a good way. for a decade researchers have been concerned about how the popular arthritis drug celebrex compared to commonly prescribed drug ibuprofen naproxen. they found celebrex had lower risk of heart complications when compared to ibuprofen and

>> many guidelines and commentators 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 it wasn't the safest of the drugs. >>lydia: dr. nicen said people shouldn't worry about taken the occasional ibuprofen or naproxen as long as they're taking the recommended dose. in tonight's consumer alerts, many of you deals on electronics. what we did the research for you and found the best deals on smartphones. target is offering a free iphone 7 or iphone 7 plus if you get a qualifying plan on at&t sprint or verizon. if you don't need the latest model, walmart is selling the 5 s for just 99 bucks on black friday. that's $50 off. the only catch, you need tolls buy a straight talk wireless plan. another great offer if you buy

you'll get a $250 gift card or you can get the se there for ten bucks a month. best buy is also slashing prices on galaxy s 7 models by $120 and throwing in a $60 samsung fast charger for free too. i love all the deals. >>lydia: deals are calling my name. >>beth: i know. but it doesn't seem like the holidays. >>lydia: i know. thanksgiving is next week. oh, i'm that. >>beth: no, it isn't. yes it is. not this thursday next thursday. and when the temperatures get to thursday, this coming week, you're going to really not believe that the holidays are knocking on the door. currently it does feel a little crisp out there. i have to say that especially in the morning time. right now temperatures, 39 and 37 in mansfield and worcester. you guys are prime to fall down into the upper 20s tonight.

bed or extra blankets on the bed. it's going to be a cold one. maybe not just tonight, for a couple ninth this coming week we are going to be on the chilly side. first alert, we don't have anything that you have to change your day for weather-wise. we have some sprinkles coming in tuesday night. they could linger into wednesday morning. not really a big deal. we're warmer at the end of the week, that's a good alert. but there's also big chance, or big changes coming to next sunday. and that's going to be a little bit of a game changer. no that you're going to think twice about before you walk outside. right now we are not tracking anything some shorts term. keep showing you this because it lets you know how clear we are when we can widen out. everybody has seen the super moon and sparkling stars out this. closest rain is north carolina, south carolina finally getting a built. this is heading up towards boston and new york slowly.

they. seen any since hurricane matthew. and tuesday, well, our next system comes in tuesday, going to give us rain showers tuesday night. but tuesday itself looks great. looks just cloudy and the mild side. starting off your morning on the cold side, wooster, 29?. hopkins, 40. closer to the lake, warmer you're going to be. no cloud cover, so not going to keep us very insulated tonight. everyone in the 50s tomorrow with sunshine. afterschoolct a beautiful day. kind of like today was, right? and then tuesday, we get going and we're fine. we're still cold, below freezing in many areas, especially away from the lakeshore on tuesday morning. tuesday afternoon, same things. by lunchtime we'll number the mid 50s. so little nicer day, right? then the cloud cover comes in and starts blanketing the area with some clouds. so our temperatures are going to hold steady in the mid 50s tuesday afternoon. wednesday, wee hours of the morning, there's your light rain showers.

east, not really a big rain event. just worth mentioning that the models have changed just a little bit. so tomorrow, sunshine get you going, chilly in cuyahoga, 37?. making it up to about 57, 58?, couple clouds later in the endangerment your thanksgiving forecast, this is probably going to change a couple of times because next week's weather is trending cooler and wetter, but looks like right now thursday is cloudy and 50?. but to get to thursday, there's a couple opportunities for some showers. that's next this week looks fantastic. not a lot of showers out there. 57 and sunny on monday. 56 for tuesday and wednesday. a chance of isolated shower on wednesday. thursday and friday, oh, my goodness, pick days of the week by far. i hope you washed your car this weekend because it is going to stay sparkling clean all the way through till maybe saturday night. but sunday there's your game changer, lydia. next sunday the high the evenings only 44?. >>lydia: that is an ouch.

greater cleveland aquarium hosted third annual touchdown for hunger today. each person who brought one or more nonperishable items of food scored admission to the greater cleveland aquarium for only ten dollars. the event is part of a larger effort to bring meals to those who really need them. all donations went to the hunger network of greater cleveland. and coming up next in sports, that cavaliers got an unexpected shot in the arm today.

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>>mark: the cavaliers are now 8-1 on the season after getting past charlotte today. wasn't easy game. wine and gold did pull it out. did it again with the three ball. as they've done a lot this year. 4-1 at home this year. hornets came cavs up two early. sometimes scored two. lebron, steal, dunk. up 21-17. get the threes going. kevin love had a big first quarter. three ball there put the cavs up six. help 15 points in the first quarter alone. moves to second half, cavs down three until iry hit the three ball. finished with 19 points on the endangerment fourth quarter, a

channing fry, he put in a team high 20, that trifecta put them up 77-74. cavaliers win 193100-93. they made 14 3-pointers. now, fry, he gets the star of the day from meet. a lot of guys played well. but remember that playoff game against atlanta? he got hot. that's what happened today. came out of nowhere to put on 20 points. he he hit six of them. how does he do it? plays with really good players makes it easy. >> playing with basically four all stars, three all stars. things a little different. playing with a lot of vets, just being able to set each other up and play good basketball, it helps. every day i say how can i get better? watch film and know i'm going to get those same opportunities the

there. >> he's a better player, knows how to play, knows his position and we're all on this team. >> he's 7-foot. he can guard centers and then centers have to guard him so center's not going to get out and show, not going to be able to rotate to him. centers are used to helping around the rim. when guys penetrating, they're coming to help. now 7-foot guy shooting >> threes his intelligence, how he play it is game, and he's just comfortable in hoist role. he's comfortable himself personally. he know who else. he don't step outside that. a great guy to be around. great locker room guy. always positive. just want to help the team win. so that's always great to have someone like that around. >>mark: since the browns play thursday, obviously no game for them today. still a lot of other games going on.

look at ezekiel elliot catch the careen pass. out runs everybody. this is an 83-yard touchdown on a screen pass to make it 12-10 steelers. then cowboys down two. big ball. dez bryant hauled it in touch. this thing was a back and forther all day long. later on, cowboys down one. give it the dallas. touchdown this. cowboys go up 29-24. pittsburgh driving fake spike. every once in a while it works. ben roethlisberger to antonio brown. zeke from 32, bang to the house and the cowboys shock the steelers in pittsburgh. 35-30. zeke at over 200 total yards, three touchdowns.

>>mark: a lot of fun to watch. i'm glad he doesn't play for the steelers or ravens, he's somewhere we can root for us. >>lydia: all right, we'll be

>>lydia: hey, you're looking at the third annual bowling for heroes event in mentor in honor of jacob goz who lost his battle with pediatric cancer.

parents with the remaining cost of all the hospital bills. they raised just enough money. good for them. >>beth: it was a tough day to be inside today. >>lydia: it was gorgeous out. >>beth: in case you need more beautiful weather to get those leaves raked, tomorrow will be your day. we're going to start off awfully chilly. grab your sunglasses, you'll need them. your morning commute, it's going to be cold. just going to be colder towards, away from the lakeshore. then tomorrow we'll be into the mid 70s. today we topped out at 57. iav well. more cloud cover comes into play on tuesday. wednesday, slight chance we have some showers, mainly east side snow belt. thursday and friday, the pick days of the week. wash your car, it will last almost all week long. >>lydia: thanksgiving is a week away from thursday. thanks for watching tonight at 11. have a great night northeast ohio. we'll be back again next weekend.

brad and angelina, have they finally settled? has prince harry found his princess? and jon and chrissie, yeah, they're not shy. >> breaking couples news this weekend on "extra." ? ? did brad and secretly make a deal? the latest on their custody battle. plus, more breaking couples news. why prince harry's on the attack, in defense of his american girlfriend. and the pop star and the supermodel, major red carpet pda. >> good to see you. >> john legend and chrissy teigen's date night, and why he's saying this about their baby, luna. >> she was intermittently fine with it, intermittently pissed at us. [ laughter ]