>> what are you grabbing me for? don't grab me, man. >> tia: now at noon on cleveland 19 news, trouble in the wal-mart parking lot in canton when suspected shoplifters are confronted by police. the three-minute encounter caught on camera by someone in the parking lot. >> brian: it was getting pretty tense as you can see in the video. then it got cleveland 19 reporter lacey crisp joins us more with more on the story. >> reporter: good afternoon. it was caught on camera last night on camera on west tuscarawas street. the officer was following a woman suspected of shoplifting. the confrontation was quite heated. >> don't you do it. don't you do it. -- shoot you -- >> oh, he -- yeah he turned

>> hey! hold it! get out of the car! get out of the car! >> watch out, bro. he about to shoot 'em. >> the driver ignored the officer's commands and eventually pulled away and left the parking lot. he was pulled over after a brief chase. police arrested aaron buckly, troy goredman and eric thurman. they are all locked up in the stark county jail. though no one was hurt at the scene. investigatorou now we are asking questions about the incident right now and we will bring you what we learned starting first at 4:00. >> brian: all right, thank you. well it's official. every cleveland police cruiser will have a dash-cam thanks to a half million dollar grant from outgoing cuyahoga county prosecutor tim mcguinty. cleveland city council voted last night to accept the cash. it comes from the forfeitures of convicted criminals. the dash-cam as they choose will

back doors are open to arrest someone. they will also automatically trigger the officer's body camera. >> tia: an akron man being held on $1.5 million bond accused of stabbing his own grandmother to death. investigators say nathan huff stabbed 70-year-old leena clime last friday then called police and told them he found her dead on the living room floor. he plead not guilty to the murder charge. frustration mounting afterth university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing. >> demand a retrial. demand a retrial. >> he's accused of fatally shooting sam debose during a traffic stop last year. the jury could not come to a unanimous decision after several days of deliberations. the prosecutor will decide whether to retry the case sometime after thanksgiving . >> tia: president barack obama is in greece on the first stop

president. part of his mission is to reassure allies about president-elect donald trump. margaret brennan has the story. >> reporter: president obama is confronting a europe totally rattled by donald trump's election. they worry that his actions will match his campaign rhetoric. at issue here is whether america will keep its commitments to defend europe despite mr. trump's assurance to the president that he will stand by nato. europeans worry that his friendly out that vladimir putin will have free rein to do as he places and there is concern that the historic agreements that the u.s. brokered with the help of european allies may be in jeopardy. that includes the iran nuclear deal and the international climate change agreement. any suggestion that america will retreat from global leadership concerns europe which is already struggling with brexit, high unemployment, refugee crisis,

germany, greece, the u.k. and in france. >> president obama: time will now tell whether the prescriptions that are being offered, whether brexit or with respect to the u.s. election, ends up actually satisfying those people who have been fearful or angry or concerned. >> reporter: so president obama has his work cut out for him trying to reassure these long-time allies. but even he doesn't fully know what president trump will do. >> tia: later this week, president obama will fly to germany to meet with leaders in berlin then on to peru for a summite. >> a brawl broke out at a meeting of the ukrainian government after a member was accused of working for the russian government. yeah, fisticuffs. others broke in to break up the fight. then there were accusations which led to a second fist fight. he finally apologized to those

leader. >> brian: president-elect donald trump is meeting with his running mate and top advisers to discuss more high-level positions. trump was criticized by democrats and republicans for choosing steve bannon as his chief strategist and senior counselor. craig boswell has more. >> i'll be meeting with a lot of people. arrived at trump tower where president-elect donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence are meeting later today to discuss cabinet positions. among those being discussed for secretary of state, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations jon boltoon. steve minunchen was recommended as treasury secretary. giuliani, a former prosecutor,

has limited foreign policy experience. trump official are also asking about his three adult children. they could getting a isest to america's top secrets but they are also expected to continue running trump's businesses. that could be a problem for trump who criticized hillary clinton's ties to the clinton charitable foundation as pay for play during the campaign. >> if they want to drain the swamp, the relationship with the family and the business would be very open and above board or the very high if president trump wants to keep faith with the promises he made and all the criticism he leveled during the campaign. >> trump has nine weeks to fill thousands of administration positions before taking the oath of office. >> brian: a columbus man arrested for tackling an antitrump protester at the student union at the ohio state university. students caught the incident from a couple of angles.

stanton as the man who tackle the protester. if you look at the video shot from above, it appears the protester has no idea what's about to happen. students held the guy down until university police could take him away. stanton is charged with assault. >> tia: the university of dayton fliers used the former campaign jet of hillary clinton to its game against the men's basketball team when they were heading to tuscaloosa to play the university of alabama. the university said it had no idea the plane the team would be using was the until the team arrived at the airport. it's the first time the fliers have used a politically branded plane. they have used jets from pro sports teams in the past. >> brian: interesting. coming up on cleveland 19 news, new research says binge drinking in your teenage years could cause some problems for your kids. >> tia: plus, it's an app that could help diagnose autism in children as young as age 2. >> brian: also coming up, your chance to win a $100 gift

>> drinking just one pint of beer a day can raise the risk of getting prase tate cancer by 20%. australian researchers analyzed more than two dozen scientific studies linking alcohol consumption to prostate cancer. men what drank one pint of beer or two glasses of wine raised their risk of prostate cancer by a fifth compared to people who

week increased the likelihood of contracting canneser. >> repeated boughts of binge drinking during teenage years can affect the kids you have later in life. it can alter genes in the brain putting future children at risk of depression, anxiety and metabolic disorders. >> tia: forget what so many people tell you, baby talk is good for children. research shows speaking slowly in a childish voice is beneficial to children's ve it kick starts their learning of language because babies start to learn language by the rhythm and intonation of our speech and parents often exaggerate the features of the language. and speaking of babies, university hospitals are teaming up with nonprofit organization babies need boxes ohio to provide free maternity packages for expecting mothers the goal is to fight infant mortality by providing sleep spaces to keep your newborns

premature birth and unsafe sleep are two of the biggest causes of death in infants. >> sounds great. all right. straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, vinyl is back. how a spike in sales is leading to another business to boom. >> samantha: and it is absolutely gorgeous outside. tons of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s and that southwest wind means we are not done warming up just yet. and we are going to get even waer we will talk about that and we will look ahead to what could be a very wintry weekend coming up

>> brian: welcomac come help us spread holiday cheer. it's this friday. we will be handing out free turkeys from 4:00 to 6:30 at the summit mall. no, we won't be throwing them out of a helicopter. to get one, all you have to do is donate a new or gently used coat or a nonperishable food item to charity. >> tia: well the f.d.a. announced voluntary recalls of two brands ever ice cream. weight watchers smart ones chocolate chip cookie dough sunday and sterling's peanut

voluntarily recalled because of possible listeria contamination. the cookie dough products tested positive for the bacteria. it can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children. the elderly and others with weakened immune systems. and, mcdonald's is making it easier for fans of its beloved mcrib sandwich to find the mysterious item. mcdonald's is launching a mcrib finder app. it letsse restaurants are serving that and then share that info with your friends, brian. >> all right. researchers are developing an app to detect autism in kids as young as age two. university of buffalo undergrad created the app that tracks the kids' eye movements to see whether the child displays signs of being in the autism spectrum. turns out the eye-tracking patterns of kids in the spectrum rove all over the place while those of a child without a.s.d.

accuracy rate in children ranging in age from two to 10 and it only took 54 seconds to screen each kid. >> samantha: all right. thanks so much, brian. it is 17 after the top of the hour and i hope that your tuesday has been off to a great start weather wise. we have been just, you know, smooth sailing really since late last week and into the weekend. there. little more cloudiness out to the west of cleveland closer to toledo. but these clouds should not produce any rain. i think that we will stay dry for the rest of the afternoon. your forecast for this afternoon, a little change. we have actually bumped up the numbers. so, it's probably going to be a little bit warmer than we thought this morning. upper 50s, but now we have moved up to 60 by 1:00. it's already 59 in cleveland. how about 63 at 3:00 falling

5:00. just a mix of sun and clouds and no rain for the afternoon or for the evening. any plans that you have after-school practices for the kids, the weather for it all looks fantastic. and tonight's forecast looks pretty nice, too. the cavs play tonight. so, if you are going to be downtown, let's say you park really far away from the q., you have to walk, maybe you are going to be walking around grabbing a bite to eat, do not even bother taking the umbrella. you won't need it. but you mightee i think by 11:00 we will drop into the upper 40s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, you could pretty much repeat today's forecast although i do think we could see a few sprinkles in the morning, little more cloudiness through the day tomorrow. no measurable rain, but again, a few sprinkles on the windshield can't be ruled out during that early morning commute. we get back into the upper 50s tomorrow. so, clouds might keep us just a little bit cooler. but, the warm-up starts on

64 on that second-to-last day of the workweek. by friday, we are near 70. and the record actually set last year is 71. so, i'll be interested to see whether or not we get close to that. i have a feeling, i'm looking at jeff over my shoulder, and i'm thinking that he might bump that number up just a little bit. we'll have to keep a close eye on it. the weekend is also something we are keeping a close eye on. notice, i issued two weather alert days here both saturday and sunday. big changes for forecast and, this is what it looks like. so, it's going to be a slightly wintry weekend. we will start with precipitation chances. rain starting on saturday. that's probably going to change over to a mix of rain and snow late saturday. maybe all snow the farther inland and east that you go. and that mix of rain and snow or all snow possible through saturday night and into your

morning and perhaps more impactful even than the snow is going to be how it feels outside. it's going to be cold. temperatures only topping out in the low 40s this weekend. it's going to be windy. there may be some wind-chills out there, guys, in the teens. so, just get ready for a cold weekend. especially on sunday. >> brian: sounds great, sam. >> samantha: thank you. no golf game this public square opens on saturday. so the weather will be ready for that. >> it opens the 19th. >> wonder how they keep it frozen? >> samantha: it will be well above freezing but there will also be some rain saturday. we will see how it changes out. >> tia: i want to go. >> brian: well, go ahead. >> samantha: i think you have until like february. i mean go this weekend. >> tia: i want to go opening day. it's the kid in me. >> brian: first one on ice. all right. 12:20.

and that's fueling a boom in turntable sales. >> tia: yes. hard to believe. kenneth craig has a look at how turntable companies are making a profit during the vinyl revolution. >> this table's actually my first solo design. >> matt runs v.p.i., a high-end turntable business his father started in 1978. >> that is $4,000. >> five years ago, sagging sales had his family thinking about selling it off. but today, everything has turned around. how big of a in terms it of your sales in say the last five years? >> drastic. i'd say it's easily doubled. if not more. ? >> reporter: final is back and a spike in album sales over the past few years has led to a turntable boom. >> yes. i bought it probably in april or may. >> digital age millenials like 25-year-old alex reynolds are leading the revolution. >> i think when i first started getting into it, it was more the

bit of both. >> turntable sales are projected to hit $194 million in 2016. up from just $19 million 11 years ago. weisfeld recently doubled his staff to meet demand and major corporations are doing the same. panasonic is resurrecting its legendary techniques record player after taking it off the shelfs in 2010. do you see a time when sales will plateau or sort of the cool factor will go away and this will again? >> i wouldn't be surprised if it does, but, i don't think it will ever go away again like it did back in the early '90s with digital. >> and he's counting on people to keep spinning vinyl for generations to come. >> tia: that vinyl just has a different sound. amazon.com says turntable sales on the shopping site are up 30% over last year. >> brian: wow. all right. call now for your chance to win

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wrestler and now add the sexiest man alive to his resume. wayne the rock johnson is the hottest pick on earth. the cover says he's sweet. the editors at people say his transition is one of the highest paid actors and he's helping military families. but the biggest reason is he's got a big heart doting on his daughters, 15-year-old simone and 11-month-old jasmine. they are >> brian: he's a study. i'll give it to him. >> tia: yeah, he is. well now a little video that made us all laugh and it's going to make you laugh before we go. >> we all know dogs love bones. right? >> yes, they do. >> they will do anything to get one. this is an unfortunate bowl to put in a dog's water. look at the dog tries again and again and again [laughter] to get bone out of the water. come on, man. that's just mean, isn't it? it's sad and funny at the same time. >> samantha: sweet.

but i know that that is a male dog. a woman would have figured that out hours ago. >> samantha: she has a point. >> brian: might want to walk that one back. >> tia: brian's dog. >> samantha: weather wise, here's your full seven-day forecast. today, i bumped it up. low 60s. i know, brian, we're funny . gorgeous weather today. tomorrow, could see a sprinkle. >> brian: guys are hilare. >> samantha: we know. 64 on thursday. but check out your friday temperatures reaching almost 20 degrees above average. it's crazy. enjoy it, though, while it lasts. the weekend still on par for rain saturday changing to snow on saturday night into sunday. >> tia: today's a good day to get out there and walk brian the dog. >> samantha: any dog. >> brian: brian the dog or any dog. doesn't matter.

[ laughter ] >> nick: uh, like, really? >> chelsea: that's pretty good. >> esther: ooh, it sounds like you two have been having a great time. >> chelsea: well, we just pulled off a harrowing escape, actually. >> nick: yeah, as we were leaving the ranch, we saw a horde of photographers on the road across from the guard house. >> esther: oh, those vultures. so how'd you get past them? >> chelsea: well, nick turned the headlights off and went to this back gate that led to a dirt road that only the local farmers know about. >> nick: we're just lucky it hasn't rained in awhile, otherwise we could have got stuck. but we made it to highway b, turned the lights on, and then cruised right past that esteemed grouping of members of the press. >> esther: [ chuckles ] well, i bet they just wanted to get a picture with this handsome little guy, right? oh, nick. what a miracle having your son with you again. >> nick: thanks. it really is. but right now we're here to celebrate, and hopefully with some cake.