it smells bad and looks worse and cleveland 19 found lead in one sample. all kinds of questions there after our investigation into complaints about the berea water department. paul orlousky broke the story today and checked on a possible causes. >> this is a water sewer replacement project in berea, a street where we collected three samples of water for testing and from we tested for iron, copper and lead and found iron and lead over acceptable limits. >> we took samples from the area and major construction project which includes a water line replacement. >> mayoral kleem rejected to our report that construction could be attributing to the iron content. these are pipes being replaced. the lead, six inch cast iron is being replaced with six? >> a: plastic service.

street is copper and the theory is solder was used and it contains lead. >> probably every week i want to do this and these are $10 to $15 a pop. >> no construction on sand eye's street built in the late 90s. the brown cartridge on the left was the same color when installed two weeks earlier. it proves water coming in her home is the very least, discolored. we told abbey and her results. >> and taken to summit for testing and double-checked lead result which takes several days. >> i thought the result was highly inaccurate. >> reporter: we shall see. the mayor is doing testing as well. >> denise: there are things can you do. if you have concerns about your water, berea will test your water for you if you live there. you can buy water quality

hardware stores. >> an akron man in court accused of killing his own grandmother. nathan huff pleaded not guilty to murder. police say he stabbed lena klein last friday and say huff told them he found her dead on the living room floor. >> police investigating an armed carjacking at beachwood place mall. one woman told officers two men approached her, one with a gun. the suspects took off in three juveniles were later arrested in cleveland with the stolen car. two others are on the loose. no word if they were involved in the carjacking. >> >> denise: students from d.c. public schools walked out of class. hundreds of them are protesting the president-elect. the students organized the protest. meantime president-elect donald trump and his transition team

high-level positions and talking about cabinet recommendations. former new york city mayor ruledy giuliani and john bolton are among the names being tossed around for secretary of state. and former trump campaign chair was recommended as treasury secretary. but the transition team is creating more controversy over a request for trump's family members to get high-level family and the business would be open and above boards or the walls between the two are high if president trump keeps faith with criticisms he leveled during the campaign. >> mr. trump has nine weeks to fill thousands of administration positions before taking the oath of office in january. congress is back in session for the first time since the election. >> that's right.

leadership positions. democrats scheduling their leadership. >> reporter: speaker paul ryan is keeping his job leading a republican-controlled house. president-elect donald trump made clear that is what he wants despite his turbulent history. >> i spoke with mike pence this morning. we are on the same page working hand in glove making sure this is a successful administration. >> before they unanimously reelected republicans emerged from a private meeting tuesday morning sporting make america great again hats and showing their party. >> how did the energy in the room today feel compared to election season when your party was fractured. >> it felt better. it felt a lot better. unity is the word of the day. >> house democrats are not so sure about their party's future.

representative nancy pelosi as minority leader. >> i think there's a lot of soul searching that has to go on with our party than our caulks. >> democratic strategist linda tran is a cbs news contributor and says the party has to take a closer look at the voters. >> literally building a 50-state strategy. >> i don't think it is dramatic to say the party is grappling with a lot of intense feelings and lessons that need to be learned. >> house d leadership elections on november 30th. >> weijia jiang, cbs news, capitol hill. >> chris: senate republicans and democrats plan to meet separately tomorrow to pick their leadership teams. mitch mcconnell is keeping his job and minority leader harry reed is retiring after a 30-year senate career. >> denise: i would like to vote for weather like this every day throughout the entire winter. >> chris: yeah, yeah.

this. >> we can dream. how about it. >> talking about snow. >> i think i can grant your request the next three days where we will continue to warm. but over the weekend as chris mentioned, that's when we get this big change happening. it will be a wild ride. right now we are on our way up especially thursday and friday where we could be looking atre people golfing and maybe wearing shorts and here comes the monster cold front saturday giving areas the first snowfall of the season and mainly lake-effect. if you are in the lake-effect areas where bands set up you could look at your first accumulating snow of the season. >> 54 akron-canton. mostly cloudy. we have a weak system coming through. no rain with it.

and there you see the cloudy sky before sunsets this evening. forecast, 54 headed out in the next few hours. 6, mostly 49 and 8:48 and later in the half hour we are talking about the next alert rain to snow and very windy as all this happens. i will see you guys in a little bit. here is traffic. >> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >> youw feels like things aren't on the roadways. this is one of a major accident on i-90 eastbound that just got cleared and reports of one now westbound through town and one on 71 southbound. if you are headed out on the roadways, take heed. drive defensively? be aware of your surroundings. it seems it will be one of those commutes this afternoon. >> every police cruiser in

cam thanks to outgoing cuyahoga prosecutor tim mcginty. they accepted the half million dollar grant from forfeited convicted criminals. dash cams will activate in pursuit of a speeding vehicle and back doors open to arrest someone. >> quarterback josh mccown and andrew hawkins are in d.c. scheduled to meet with some paul ryan, house speaker. they will discuss recent police shootings and officer brutality. players want to make a difference and help restore trust. >> cleveland indians manager terry francona is up for a top honor. >> he is one of the finalists for manager of the year. mark schwab has a preview of the big announcement coming up soon. you might think terry francona is a slam dunk for

the playoff season starts and everything we saw in october doesn't count. francona has competition for the honor. buck showalter. the rangers won the american league more than the tribe and champions of the west. showalter won 89 games. wild card team going out in the first round against i like francona's chances. either him or bannister. what will put him over the top is some took the tribe and not many and i think francona's resume make him tough to beat for manager of the year. >> sometimes there are awkward situations where we see october played out and the guy doesn't win the award. it looks weird in the end.

during the regular season as well. there's a great managing job. >> and bullpen stuff and miller in the 7th inning. a lot of stuff he does did regular season and playoffs and couldn't stretch things out as longer or magnified in the postseason as regular season. i think he has to get it. i do. i think it is him or bannister. bannister did a great job. i would be surprised if tito doesn't get it. >> denise: good we're rooting for him. still ahead trash trouble in a local neighborhood. they are asking cleveland 19

live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: we are following developing news out of oklahoma city. police confirm a shooting. will rogers world airport. authorities say the shooting happened outside a parking garage there. police say a man is down outside

look for a gunman. more details as they become available. neighbors are complaining about a retail store in cleveland. they say garbage is piling up. dogs and skunks are taking over. catherine bosley is live with the growing problem. you have a feel for these people? >> reporter: absolutely you do. take a look at this. this pile of garbage just dollar store. this is certainly something you can see from the neighboring roads. even worse on this side the garbage and overflow actually stretches out to one of the neighborhood streets. you might think it cannot get much worse than this. cleveland's first district. >> very disgusting. >> reporter: say it gets worse every day. >> i am concerned how it makes the neighborhood look. >> reporter: so is community

>> every single day i am angered and actually painfully upset. >> reporter: it got her attention several weeks ago calling it a harvard with lots of animals and started with the call starting with the store itself and gets nowhere. >> we want to talk about the garbage pile. the store manager is trying to get help and blames neighbors who are dumping going out for several months. >> talk to my district manager and trying to get on it as fast >> they called waste management for help. so did we. we are wondering what's going on. >> we are told they will look into it and claim they emptied the dumpsters last week bringing us to the city councilman trueel pruitt's office. >> i am following up on it on a daily basis. >> the suspect assistant promises he is working on it and has been doing it for some time now bringing up the obvious

it is a health hazard. >> that's what i am doing now. >> who will take the blame if someone gets hurt. >> i am told family dollar has been cited a couple of times. maybe true action. the councilman's assistant called me a few minutes ago and said after i left his office they were able to figure out who is adding to this on a daily basis and may action. >> getting answers and more catherine bosley, cleveland 19 news. >> denise: now cleveland 19 news consumer alert. this is promising news. for nearly half of all workers. bank rate.com reports 48% of full-timers have seen the pay increase over the last year. out of that number 37% say they found a better job. but it also means more than half

>> new rules for hybrid and electric cars. pedestrians can't hear them coming at low speeds. quiet cars are now required to make news moving forward and reverse driving up to 19 miles per hour. >> federal safety regulators say the noise could help prevent about 2400 pedestrian injuries every year. >> google pushing back against fake news web sites banning the site advertising service. the tech giant has been under fire for the sites. several sites showed up in google searches prompting people claim they could have influenced the presidential election. a lift is shaving off iconic pink mustaches. the transportation service is using the amp. a small light device that changes colors. the app tells you what color to

it makes sense. amp officially hit the road new year's eve. >> jeff: all right. here we go. enjoying the quiet times around here before the wild ride happens this weekend. notice this ribbon of cloud cover you have, weak front and you could see even though we are cloudy in most areas on the back edge of it moving through sandusky and there's no rain tonight. remaining dry tomorrow and cooler than when we saw today. about 57. my forecast for tomorrow and then it warms up again. it will be in the low to mid-60s thursday and friday. it doesn't get more beautiful in the month of november especially here friday. looking at a record high. record in cleveland is 71 on

friday. i am going with 73 and then just like that a major cold front crosses saturday morning and showers with it. a huge plume of cold air logical follow this system and the rain switches over to snow. temperatures will be dropping through the 40s and it will be cold enough for lake-effect snow and it will be quite windy as all this happens. now, when you look at numbers on here. rightly so. it is way too early for that. we will have a west to northwest wind develop saturday night and cold enough for lake-effect snow. in the higher terrain areas east of cleveland that will be the best potential to get your first accumulating snow. outside of that looking at some. but that's one thing we will be watching saturday night and sunday. a lot of times around here the

associated with lake-effect. it looks like this year it won't be any different. morning showers on saturday, snow by evening. wind gusts over 40. as i just mentioned, the first accumulating snow on the way especially for the snowbelt. we will drop to 40 tonight. mostly cloudy sky seasonable. akron-canton 38 will be your low with a mixed sky. partly cloudy and nice looking wednesday. 57 the 46 to 8 a.m. and 53 at 11:00 and this time of year we hit our high between 2:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon and here is your warm up. 63 on thursday. 73 on friday. this is weird talking about snow while we will be at 73 friday. then the cold front comes through, temperatures dropping big time through the 40s on

saturday night and sunday. the browns game will be interesting i'll teletha. only 33 sunday is my high, subject to change. but definitely colder. snow showers monday 37 and mainly east then it will start to moderate tuesday of next week. >> my goodness. >> bought gloves and hat for the little guy today. >> good for you. >> good time of year. >> just in time. you must have watched the app. >> i did. coming up at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news. major concert announcement for cleveland. a story from the headlines

?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine

tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. >> chris: time for eye on entertainment.

marathon bombing movie. >> denise: we begin with a concert tour coming to cleveland. call it a flashback to the 90s . >> excited about this. >> jordan, joey donny are back together. jeff tanchak can't wait. new kids on the block play cleveland at the q. mark your calendar called the total package tour featu her first tour in 26 years. >> imagines attack. >> contain this war. anticipation continues to build the fantastic beasts and where to find them dominating social media and doesn't open friday.

98,000 conversations. it opens with a special preview tomorrow. >> people watching the boston marathon here in new england. >> a first look at the new movie patriots day. a hollywood drama about the real life boston marathon bombing including all the horrific details. patriots day theaters december 21st. >> incredible. >> good to see hollywood isn't afraid to tackle tough toppings. >> don't forget the little boy. >> coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00, battling the

>> denise: heroin is a growing problem in many communities. sandusky is dealing with an unprecedented level of overdoses. >> chris: 20-plus od's in two weeks and four overdose deaths. the chief of police with a plan to battle the epidemic. harry boomer? >> reporter: cleveland 19 has done a lot about the problem. the hope is media, police and others talk to prevent overdoses and deaths. >> heroin is a horrible drug. >> this rescue video from cleveland, sandusky police john or zach is so concerned about drug overdoses and deaths in his town he has taken to social media to at least slow down the epidemic. >> it struck me real hard this weekend that we have to go full

overdoses and four people who lost their lives to heroin and other deadly drugs and this sits on the docks of the sandusky bay. >> we have been very open with the community. we have had a number of community forums to educate folks. >> during a recent community forum more than 1,000 people showed up. it shows there's real concern and fear who could od or die next. >> the user doesn't know what they are putting in theirod heroin or fentanyl and whatever the drug is. you know, they are playing russian roulette. >> the odds are against the user and police, ems and fire have narcan and too many drug users are dieing and that's what the chief posted on facebook. >> i talked to the fire chief and they have done over 170 narcans with their agency alone which is up from 80 last year

>> reporter: like other police that talked about this deadly epidemic sandusky police chief says this is a problem they can't arrest their way out of. it is all hands on deck. getting answers, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> new health issues pull us out of ohio numbers are alarming. >> denise: it shows the misuse of prescription pain pills is rising. dan deroos is in the answer center. >> context of how bad the problem is. you say i don't know anybody. it doesn't affect me and my family isn't using. you are about to see numbers impact just about everybody in the state. 2014, how many people died in 2015 from drug overdoses in the state of ohio. 3,000 people died in 2015 and we know this number will be high

and approaching the 4,000 mark. the number of people saying the number doesn't effect me. 2 in 10. this is a survey taken by the ohio health issues poll. how many of you have any of your family members or friends experienced problems as a result of this. >> this top green line, prescription abuse pain relievers. you can assume we have had a drop from last year to this year. somebody abusing pain pills. why the drop? they are increasing in heroin. 22 to 23%. look real close. people who know they are using heroin, 63% of them know somebody who's had an overdose. doesn't mean they died but had an overdose. i know somebody who uses heroin and more than half say they have had an overdose. this is a deadly wheel and not getting better.

center, denise, back to you. >> denise: cleveland 19 news wants to help you spot the signs of heroin abuse. if you think you know someone suffering from heroin and opioid addiction go to cleveland19.com and click on your health tab for more information. >> chris: let's change the mood a little bit. weather outside gorgeous and a couple more days of it, jeff. >> jeff: through friday t. will get warmer before the shot of the weekend here. currently, it is a mostly cloudy sky and some cooler temperatures east where you have less cloud cover. columbiana 52 and we are hanging near 60, 55 wooster, 54 norwalk and light wind leading to a temperature drop. i have us dropping to 49 by 7:00, 46 at 9:00 and 41

inland. it is seasonable. >> the main headline will be the wild ride of weather and temperatures on the way up thursday and record high temperatures we are forecasting and friday we could be above 70 during the afternoon for a time. this huge cold front comes through on saturday. strong winds. rain. at first in the morning. mix and eventually most areas snow by saturday evening and how cold this air will get. looking at the accumulating snow and snowbelt areas too early to tell and how much snow we will get and increasing clouds tomorrow. 57. 2:54.

but again remember before we hit the snow potential we have the record heat on friday and i will tell you about this in the 7-day coming up. >> chris: incredible. >> denise: i know. flip the switch. >> chris: we will brace for it. >> coming up on cleveland 19 news at 5:00 southwest wildfires. you don't believe how many

>> chris: dry weather across the south fueling an explosion of wildfires. >> denise: yeah. the fire burned thousands of acres already. heavy smoke is raising air quality concerns. mark strassman is getting answers in georgia. >> reporter: more than 70 wildfires stretch across 8 southern states. those fires have already charred more than 100,000 acres and forced evacuations and i am concerned. it was up there at the top of the ridge and it is unnerving, scary and terrifying. >> we have california wildfires in north carolina. >> more than 20 wildfires are burning in north carolina. many investigated for suspected arson. >> the way this fire is, it is totally different. it is the worst thing i have been involved with. >> reporter: from the flames massive plumes of smoke so much

facing air quality advisories. >> a view from nasa shows the extent of the smoke and starting to drift in the metro atlanta area. >> i have twins with asthma and 12-year-old twins and i have been outside and noticed them coughing. >> 40% in the southeast is facing drought 3/4 of alabama and nearly half the state of georgia. >> identify got faith they will get it out and we will be okay. >> another sense of challenge here there are 5,000 firefighters on the colorado, arizona and california and this continuing drought there's no rain in the forecast. >> reporter: mark strassman cbs news, clayton, georgia. >> denise: north carolina alone spent $10 million to contain the fires and that number is expected to grow dramatically before this winter. >> mark: coming up at 6:00 we

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millions of people went to college hoping for a brighter future. instead, many ended up deep in debt. >> student loans can total thousands of dollars. meantime colleges and private companies cashed in. >> chief investigator carl monday getting answers on the debt dilemma. >> reporter: when sawyer college in cleveland closed the door it

future in doubt. >> you go to school and take out loans and no job as a medical assistant and no money in the bank saddled with a $14,000 government loan and she may not be able to pay back. >> i am sitting on debt and keep adding more debt. >> frustrated and far from alone. 41 million americans have outstanding college loans totaling $1.3 trillion. credit >> i want the american dream. >> for danielle, that dream meant taking the path of a college education. >> i will graduate and get a great job. >> at 30-years-old she hit a pothole of college debt. >> $104,000. >> a six-figure detour. that derailed her plans. >> i will never get married or buy a house or buy a new car or

>> why would we do that to our children. >> she heads up student loan justice. >> there have been people forced off the grid and marginalized to second class citizen re. >> the government tracks colleges with the most students having problems. >> identifying each school's repayment rate and percentage of students who succeed in paying loans back. >> we asked where do ohio colleges stand on >> of all states, ohio ranks 29th and repayment rate of about 60%. >> that means 40% of all ohio college students have yet to repay their loans. >> all told, 2100 colleges across the country have less than 50% of students repaying their loans. roughly a third of colleges the government tracks this data from. >> we researched loan default

community college to low of 1% at case western reserve. >> it is hugely problematic. >> debbie cochran with the institute for college access and success. >> when we look at default rates and repayment rates, these are indicators of not just where students are struggling with loan debt but indicators where we have severe questions of about college quality. schools enrolling students, encoag levels of debt knowing they will not repay them. it is a debt factory more than anything else. >> students struggle and student debt has grown into a $140 billion year industry. >> in one year alone the government made a 20% profit on the loans. private contractors hired to contract the debt earning $200 million in commissions and student loans a cash cow for the colleges themselves. >> unquestionably people making

>> with the center for american progress. >> this is revenue for colleges and life blood without the student loan program. a lot couldn't exist. >> many will look at college accountability now isn't good enough. >> there's too many schools leaving students on a regular basis and typical students with debts they can't repay and they are not paying down the debt and ending up with ballooning balance or ending up in default and it a college debt crisis leaving students and families in chaos. >> we are seeing family formation being stalled. major life purchases, homes and automobiles stalled. people are taking employment they otherwise would not take. >> i owe more on student loans than my house. triple student loans than my house. >> for bess, the picture is bleak.

she has two masters degrees and has a job that pays about $40,000 a year. 20% of monthly income goes to pay off a loan and payment she will make until when she retires. >> it is a pretty piece of paper. it sits on my wall. it is beautiful. i use it. >> it was one of my biggest accomplishments outside my children. but is it probably not. >> asking questions, carl monday, cleveland 19. >> incredible. >> if you would like to see your repayment rate for your school loan we have posted all the information on-line. can you reach us on the cleveland 19 news mobile app. twitter is cracking down on hate speech. the company is adding new tools to fight harassment. twitter is expanding a mute feature they have and letting you filter out certain words or

revamping its abuse reporting system. you can report any problems directly. >> pinpointing the weather where you live. now your cleveland 19 first alert forecast. you will hear about this as the week goes on social media. i post a lot of stuff on my facebook page. we are talking about the big cold front saturday. this will be the main headline coming up here starting out as rain and then snow evening. because this is such a strong front coming with strong winds perhaps over $40,000 and that in of itself can cause problems and the wind and not to mention the first accumulating snow for some of us especially in the snowbelt and mainly a lake-effect snow situation that we are talking about here. before that happens 57 tomorrow.

friday. the record is 71. we could be busting record highs one day and then talking about snow the next day. >> that's, you know, how it goes sometimes this time of year. windy with rain to snow saturday. notice we have alerts throughout the weekend. falling temperatures through the 40s on saturday. saturday night we drop to 33 and lake-effect snow and having us s windy and snow showers flying and accumulations and we think could happen east of cleveland stay tuned. leftover snow showers monday especially east. 37 the high only and tuesday we will rebound back up in the 40s. should be interesting. denise? >> thank you. coming up at 5:00 the shoes made famous by a hollywood movie.

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>> that's crazy. >> chris: it is crazy. sneakers inspired by a pair worn in back to the future 2 by marty mcfly. self-lacing shoes are charged with a magnetic adapter and the battery lasts up to two weeks. button on the tongue lets you know to tighten or loose. mannequin challenge is all the rage. we have seen politicians, athletes and people on a plane. this has to be the best one yet. six viral at their attempt with the web trend. they didn't nail it. it is so cute. it didn't matter. >> look how cute they are. >> that is adorable. i love the cavs in the white house, come on. nothing tops that. >> chris: the clue.

all know that race is a huge thing in our country and world. >> mark: now at 6:00 lebron is speaking out talking about race in america. >> romona: things get out of control outside a wal-mart. we are getting answers after an officer is almost run over. >> jeff: still dry. we will warm up before the wild change this weekend. cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire window company yourlo expert since 1960. live from cleveland's newscenter, we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> romona: what are people drinking? a cleveland 19 news investigation. exposed a serious problem. >> it ranges from urine-colored to dark, almost brownish yellow. it is gross. today we are digging deeper

>> romona: this all started when people contacted us complaining about the way their water looked in a berea neighborhood. we sent water samples from three berea homes to lab for testing. >> mark: results revealed high levels of iron and one case lead and paul orlousky broke the story last night at 11:00 and back tonight wanting to know what's being done to fix the problem. >> reporter: would you bathe your children in this water? would you drinkt? posed to mayor kleem last friday. bottled water. berea water. a comparison that brings up an interesting question. in flint could there be heavy metal cadmium, chrome, rust in berea water. one of the samples we took from three berea homes we tested contain lead. the mayor claimed he didn't have time to respond. >> give us time to get the water tested.