>> brian: good afternoon. we have breaking news right out of shaker heights. the high school is on lockdown right now. there was a report of a probable threat. this came in just about an hour ag building but they have not found any evidence of a threat. students and staff will remain on lockdown until the district is given the all-clear from police. well, president-elect donald trump sat down with 606 minutes for his first extensive interview since winning the election. >> tia: craig boswell is getting answers about mr. trump's attempts to fill out his staff. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump tells leslie stahl

including the wall along the u.s./mexico border. >> would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas, i would. certain areas a wall is very appropriate. i'm very good at this. this is called construction. >> reporter: that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration. >> the people that have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people. probably 2 million, it could even be 3 million. we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate. >> it it's an idea that has some support in >> somebody has broken a major felony, do you still want them inside the country when they broke the law to come in in the first place? >> reporter: running the white house for president-elect trump will be reince priebus. he was selected to be the new chief of staff. priebus is considered the ultimate washington insider with close ties to congressional leaders including house speaker paul ryan. mr. trump also tapped steven bennon, the former c.e.o. of

using the campaign. >> i never met the guy. i don't know steve. so i have no concerns, i trust donald's judgment. think he will pick who he thinks will best serve him. >> as for the nationwide protests against him, mr. trump says americans shouldn't be afraid of his administration and that he plans to bring the country together. >> tia: protests are expected to continue today including student protests coming up at 5:00, how donald trump plans to make sure his business portfolio doesn't pose a conflict of interest with his presidency. >> brian: police in cleveland still need your help to find a missing teen. 16-year-old alexander mullins hasn't been seen since last wednesday when someone saw him at washington park. there's a good look at him. he's about six feet tall. if you have any information, please call cleveland police. the number right there on the screen. >> tia: this is just a horrible story. someone found this golden

his left rear leg. doctors at the lorain county animal emergency center says "chance" as he's being called will lose his back leg. he had no i.d. tag or micro chip. there's a go fund me account to help cover his surgeries. >> we are asking questions and will continue to do so all by did an early morning house fire on hosmer avenue. firefighters were called to the home around 1:30 this morning. two people were taken to >> tia: the metrohealth system just received more than a half million dollar grant to help fight infant mortality. the grant is a part of the federal maternal infant early childhood home visiting initiative. they will enroll up to 40 families in the program, partnering first-time parents with a registered nurse. the nurse visits the mom-to-be before the child is born up until age 2. the goal is to prevent health problems especially preterm

infant death. >> brian: a cincinnati family is shocked by a weekend court ruling. >> by reason of your inability to reach a verdict, i declare this case is mistrial. >> brian: former university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing is free on bond after the mistrial. the victim's family shocked. they are hoping for a retrial for murder. tensing shot and killed sam debose last year during a traffic stop. tensing claimed he feared for his life. in their soul. you didn't just kill this man and take him from everyone who loved him, but you are killing his reputation every day by perpetuating this outright lie. >> brian: four of 12 jurors wanted to convict him of murder. eight felt debs death was voluntary manslaughter. jurors had to have a unanimous decision to convict the former university of cincinnati police officer. no word right now on when, or

>> tia: well, take a look at this video. unbelievable. strack after-shocks shaking new zealand today after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocked the country's south island. the powerful tremors triggered landslides trapping some cows on little islands of grass there. damage to the highway cut off a small town from everything and stranded tourists. the head of new zealand's civil defense force says a navy ship is on the way to help ferry people who are isolated to safety. well, if night's super moon, you get another chance to catch it tonight. nasa researchers say because it's so full, you can see it right after sunset as it rises. this is the closest, brightest and the largest the moon has looked since 1948 and it's worth stepping outside to see because the full moon won't come this close to earth again until 2034. all right. well, ready or not, here it comes. starting to look like christmas on public square. workers put up the huge

this morning. the ice skating rink will open november 26 with a free ice skating session. goes every day from 8:00 in the morning until 11:00 at night thanks to the cleveland foundation. you will still have to get a ticket, though, if you want to skate. >> tia: coming up on cleveland 19 news, we are getting more information for your posted thanksgiving shopping trips. we have some of the best deals at target and cabella's. that's next. >> brian: facebook friends they died. >> tia: a mother turned heart ache into a helping hand for science. how her invaluable gift is helping future children.

>> brian: welcome back. we are inching closer and closer to the biggest shopping day of the year. laura demaria joins us again with some of the top deals target and cabella's have revealed. >> laura: we are back at it friday ads. we will start with target and you will see a lot more of these. more tvs. this one $250 for a 50 inch. this will start on thanksgiving day on this deal. next up, i'll fast forward to page nine. so, a lot of cell phone deals you will see. target, they have the iphone 7 and the iphone 7 plus. zero down with a free $250 gift card. next up after the phones, because there's a lot of phone deals, but next we've got to talk about the toys because

hunting for. star wars, very, very popular this year. 50% off. that makes that life-size darth vader $50 bucks. at the bottom of the page, you have a kid size life size jenga and a giant kerplunk. then we have cabella's. over in avon. $100 off this pair of binoculars. $129 . next page, we will go to page 21, a lot of clothing in here, a lot of guns, all sorts of things for the outdoorsman, but underarmour, very popular this time. year. it it's 25% off. then on the very back page, if you are looking for something for you know that cook in your life that likes to do some of that outdoor smoking, this master built smoker. i bought this for my husband a couple years ago. $139. regularly $229.

for free with it. so, some great deals at cabella's. all of these places are sure to be packed about. we are sure to get more of these black friday ads that we will bring to you, as well. >> brian: all right, laura. thanks. have you visited your facebook profile today? are you still kicking? or are you dead? a bug on the social media site killed several people off. >> tia: what? >> brian: yeah. mark zuckerberg, the founder of facebook, they said he was dead. the title on his recommending mark zuckerberg. users tweeted about the mass facebook deaths. a spokesperson said that the message was simply a bug and that accounts were not compromised. >> tia: social media. right? well instagram is testing a live video feature to compete with youtube, snap chat and all the others. its c.e.o. said the photo sharing platform will soon let you stream video to the entire world. or, perhaps just your friends in

in russia. no word when this will go live in the u.s. watching video on your phone won't gobble up as much data next year if you are an at&t user. videos also won't look as good. the cell phone provider is introducing stream saver which will, by default, play lower band-width videos when they are available. users who want full h.d. will be able to disable that function. straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, i'm getting answers now about how you should be teachin i'll let you know how early you can start to teach them how to budget. sam? >> samantha: all right, good stuff there. let's take a live look outside. i want to show you what you can expect if you are about to walk out the door. maybe you are going to grab a bite to eat. it is 12:12 and it is beautiful outside. we are in the 50s. lot of sunshine. just a little high-level cloud cover. but, we've got some interesting stuff to talk about. maybe a little snow, i'll cover

>> welcome back. when should you start teaching your kids about money, and when are the lessons they can learn early that will prepare them for a lifetime of wealth building and a solid understanding of how

you? it three years old too early to start teaching your kids the fundamentals of money? no. tom stockett of cleveland wealth tells us one of the best things we can do for our kids is to give them the basible fundamentals of money management. that may start with an allowance they get or, if they receive money as a gift. >> you've got to give them the opportunity to manage some money on their own. teach them which decisions they should make and have them execute on >> brian: that experience should come at a time when your kids can distinguish the difference between something they need and something they want. that brings saving into the equation. and then he tells us -- you must teach compassion. >> we are going to spend this, you are going to spend this on something that you want. we are going to save this portion, ok, or the future. and lastly, we are going to tag this amount over here to give away to those that are less fortunate. >> brian: as adults we have all most likely made mistakes

kids make their own mistakes and then -- learn the consequences. >> they have spent all of their allowance money or that gift money and they want something else. sometimes you have to draw the line and say -- no. >> brian: and the key point according to stockett is to teach your kids to save. and as far as donating money to worthy causes, get them involved so they can see how their gifts impact other people. >> tia: organ donations don't often come from mother faced with losing her child decided to make a gift that would make a difference. >> reporter: sarah and ross gray were excited about having twin boys. then, got devastating news. >> found out that one of them was healthy and one of them wasn't. >> one baby had anancephaly. a fatal disorder that prevents the brain and skull from forming correctly. they were born on march 23,

>> there was nothing we could do to save thomas' life. and i think once we were able to accept that and think, you know, this is inevitable but it doesn't have to be unproductive. so, maybe there is some good that can come. >> reporter: sarah spent the last weeks of her pregnancy ensuring her baby's legacy through science. thomas' organs were too tiny to transplant, but the grays donated his liver, blood and eyes to researchers at three pros teemingous do you have any recommendation? >> the doctor studies eye cancer in children at the university of pennsylvania. >> the donation of the retina, which is impossible to get under normal circumstances, was very valuable. >> reporter: sarah eventually reached out to the doctor to find out if her donation had made a difference. last year, the gray family finally visited her lab.

which is everlasting for all of us. >> reporter: sarah also visited harvard and duke, the research using thomas' tissue has been published in nearly 2 dozen academic articles. >> when we had him with us, we didn't know the impact that he was about to have, you know. he was an important baby. >> callum, now six years old, has a baby sister jocelyn, and sarah works for the national tissue bank which facilitates a million transplants a year. she says seeing the impact of others make the same choice. >> tia: gray wrote a book about her experience called a life everlasting. >> brian: all right, tia. we have an update now on that breaking news from the top of the show. students in shaker heights high school are being released after being locked down about a quarter 'til 11:00 this morning. someone phoned in a threat. cleveland 19 asking questions now about this situation and we will bring you answers coming up this afternoon.

on lockdown until the threat is all clear. that threat has now been clear and as we mentioned, students at shaker heights are being released. >> samantha: time now 12:20 on this monday afternoon. i hope that your day has been fantastic weatherwise we have had really good luck today. yeah, it was a little cold this morning. but we have been dry all day and we are still dry. youan fair-weather cloud cover moving through the area. these clouds will not produce rain. the rest of the day and into tonight. we will remain dry. your forecast for this afternoon looks like this. 1:00, about 55 degrees. i think we will hit our high for the day around 3:00. and that's 58. dropping to about 56 by 5:00. we will call it mostly sunny, worry-free weather for the rest of the afternoon. if there's something you need to get done outdoors, this is a great day to do it.

another good day to do it if you are a little busy today. for tonight, temperatures fall to about 51 by 7:00. again, no rain out there. so, anything you have going on tonight, maybe late dinner plans or something like that, you shouldn't have to take the umbrella. mid 40s at 9:00. dropping to about 43 by 11:00. we will see an increase in cloud cover, but again, i think we stay dry all through tonight and into tomorrow morning. it's not until tomorrow night that we have for showers. this is going to be late. most of you will probably be in bed unless you are working a third shift, late shift or something like that. otherwise, think most of us will miss out on the rain until very late into wednesday morning. wednesday morning's commute may feature a few showers. something to be aware of. temperature wise for the next three days we are in the mid-to-upper 50s. so running a little bit above average. but after wednesday, a big change. you have to see this.

really huge warm-up. 61, ok, you know, not out of the ordinary for the month of november. but, by friday, we are in the upper 60s. some of us could hit 70. it's brief, though. check out the weekend here. we have two weather-alert days posted for saturday and sunday. so, i want to dig a little bit deeper into this weekend's forecast. saturday, 60. again, not horrible for november. it is a little warmer than average. but we'll have some rain moving in late in the day. that's why i alert. saturday night, another weather alert, because the temperature will be dropping into the mid 30s and that means some of that rain could mix with a little bit of snow. that's going to continue into your sunday. a mix of rain showers and snow showers. cold and windy. we only hit about 43 on sunday. so, you know that you will nice weather all that sunshine we had last weekend? this weekend's not going to be like that. so, this is something that we

the coming days. >> pull out that winter coat. >> samantha: sorry, guys. i know. >> supermoon last chance to see it tonight, or 2034. >> samantha: yes. >> brian: something's going on with that moon. >> samantha: it will be partly cloudy late. so, you know, you shouldn't have too much trouble seeing it. >> brian: it was cool. whatever it is. i don't know. it's something. >> tia: all right, sam. thank you so much. there's still more to come right here on cleveland 19 news at noon. >> brian: all right. how about this cashier, going vira bags up your stuff.

a georgia man got his wife a pretty cool birthday present. >> yes, he did. but, he wanted it to be a surprise so he decided to blindfold her and he probably didn't expect this. take a look. >> stop, i'm not going down. >> yes, you have to. >> she's just laughing. she didn't want to walk down. so he decided to carry her downstairs to the driveway and finally got her to put her hands out so he could give her the

laughter to tears as she realizes that the jag is her birthday gift. that's a gift. >> sure. >> oh, yeah. that's a husband for the ages right there. oh, that's nice jag, too. well, you go to dollar general to look for a bargain or quickly pick up a few things it. right? >> yeah. you never expect to find this. ? how long until you speak, baby ? ? because i can't >> that's lucas holiday singing maxwell's "ascent shun." he sings in a lansing, michigan band. >> tia: what is it called? >> brian: the band is called tell your momma. >> tia: you wasn't going to say it. >> samantha: he's incredible. needs to go on the voice. >> brian: yeah. go tell your mamma.

>> tia: i can't take it.

>> victoria: really? coming home drunk, accusing you of starting trouble, when i invited you here to help you plan katherine's birthday party, not that you need an invitation. i mean, you are their father, after all. and i thought he was gonna take a swing at you. >> billy: well, it wouldn't be the first time. hey, at least we didn't end up in a jail cell together, although that was self-defense...kin >> victoria: you actually think this is funny, billy? >> billy: i get the guy. hell, i was that guy. and i think you're being a little hard on him. >> victoria: [ sighs ] >> michelle: this is a surprise. >> travis: [ slurring ] i, um -- i just wanted to take you up on that drink you offered. >> michelle: oh.