. cleveland 19 news sponsored by value city furniture. bringing you styles that fit your life at prices that fit your budget. getting answers for your. cleveland 19 news starts now. parts of the northeast are digging out after being pummeled by snow. we had our own bite from jack frost here in northeast ohio.an by the wind. we talk about that in our first alert forecast. but first a missing teen found. >> romona: that's right. sadly 16-year-old alexander mullins wasn't located alive. catherine bosley now with the discovery details. catherine, what do you have for us? >> reporter: well, the police report here with few details on this case. only the basics. the basics that he was found here yesterday in this abandoned home on east 54th street.

wallpapered with the missing persons poster of 16-year-old alexander mullins. less than 24 hours after police say they found his body. it was in this vacant home they say with a gunshot wound to the chest. they apparently got a phone call notifying them. the teen was last seen november 9th walking to the school just a few blocks from his home. as is this house where he was found. while the family isn't talking about it right now, family friends express their heartbreak. >> it's sad. i mean,ho 16-year-old boy's life for what reason? i mean, what did he do to deserve this? i was praying to god that he would be found. it's just like my 9-year-old son. it could have been my son. >> reporter: well, police say right now they have no suspects. they're not even saying whether or not they believe he was killed in this house altogether. the big question everyone is asking at this point, though, right now is why was he killed? on cleveland's east side,

charges have been dropped against the suspect indicted in the death of 5-month-old avia wakefield. devon holmes was arrested last year. he was picked up by u.s. marshals just a few blocks from where she was killed. she died while she was in the car with her mom an cleveland's east side. no word on why the charges against holmes were dropped. at least four police officers were shot in a wave of unrelated attacks around the country over the they happened in santa bell, florida, st. louis, outside of kansas city. all of those suspects were killed or are in custody and the officers are expected to survive in san antonio, texas. the suspect who shot and killed the detective still at large. san antonio police chief says he thinks the man was looking to target the police officer.

target. >> mark: police release this video of a man being buzzed into police headquarters just hours after the attack. police think he's behind it. they're also searching for this black car that the suspect drove off in. there is a $25,000 reward for information. president-elect donald trump is in new york city today meeting with more potential candidates for his cabinet. trump hosted several contenders over the weekend in new jersey, including the 2012 republican nominee mitt romney. latest on the transition team from outside trump tower. >> reporter: the gold elevator doors at trump tower opened to a steady stream of high profile candidates being considered for president-elect donald trump's administration. among them, former massachusetts senator and army national guard member scott brown, a potential choice for secretary of veterans affairs. >> he's obviously going to take my application or interest under consideration.

and he's going to obviously meet other folks and we should know, i would think, probably after thanksgiving. >> reporter: republican oklahoma governor mary fallon also met with president-elect trump. >> we just asked a wide range of issue and his plan and agenda for america and how i might be able to help. >> reporter: mr. trump is also considering former texas governor rick perry for the same position. over the weekend, mr. trump hosted other high profile repuan in new jersey. he met with new jersey governor chris christie and mitt romney, a contender for secretary of state. the president-elect also met are anchors and executives from major media outlets. tomorrow he'll head to his estate in florida for the thanksgiving holiday. the transition team has about 4,000 federal jobs to fill before inauguration day. mr. trump will take the oeath o

well, we got our first little taste of winter here this weekend and the first major snowstorm of the season has dumped more than a foot of snow across parts of the northeast. a lot of it is lake-effect. several areas are digging out from several inches. high winds and heavy snow whipped across western new york sunday night. watertown, new york, was blanketed during the day with more than a half foot of snow. it was a chilly contrast from the day before when the town was basking in a record high degrees. the massive shift in weather was caused by the first significant lake-effect snow of the season that dropped more than a foot in the region. the storm slammed michigan as it moved east across the mid-section of the u.s. by early monday morning, bingington, new york, had received about 15 inches of snow and batavia, east of buffalo, was covered. >> i'm not ready for it. it's too soon. not ready for it at all. i heard we're going to get more.

yes. i talked to my sister who lived in rochester. and, yes, they got over a foot of snow. we missed out on the heaviest of the accumulation, although northwest pennsylvania we had some amounts up to a foot there. south and east of erie. now it's all about the cold. it is still windy out there. we are seeing some breaks in the cloud cover. at least outside of the primary snow belt. 5:00, 37. 6:00, still windy. 35. and 7:00, partly cloudy and 33. for the most part, over for us. 33 akron-canton currently. you got a west wind at 20 and downtown cleveland 37. but as we all know with that wind, that's only half the story. wind chills in the 20s. the lower wind chills east. 24 is how it feels in ashtabula. 23 in warren and 22 in the canton area. the wind will slowly diminish, though, tonight.

the second outline here and then the next system alert on wednesday. big travel day. could start out as a little winter mix but for the most part this is going to be rain. and it looks pretty damp on thanksgiving as well. so i'm going to bring you the details on that regarding the next alert on wednesday. that's coming up. mark, over to you. >> mark: jeff, thank you. if you are planning on traveling for thanksgiving, you may be in for a headache when returning home. tonight we are learning hundreds strike next week at one of the nation's busiest airports. cleveland 19 news reporter allison brunner getting answers for us tonight. allison. >> reporter: right now we're learning 500 employees plan to walk off the job at o'hare international airport. the reason, they want more money. employees are asking for 15 bucks an hour union rights and better working conditions. the employees we are talking about include baggage handlers, janitors and wheelchair

members are threatening to walk off their job after thanksgiving. >> my aunt and grandmother also work at o'hare. all three of us make minimum wage and we are tired of making ends meet. workers do not get health benefits. i was injured on the job and i have to pay treatment out of my own pocket. united and other airlines need to take responsibility. >> reporter: so if they don't get that money, the strike is set to take place next tuesday. out to hopkins international airport and a spokesperson tells us they don't anticipate any impact to travelers. getting answers, cleveland 19 news. >> thank you, allison. the pain continues. our brownies just can't seem to get it together. tony zarrella joins us now with the failure of steelers week. tony. >> tony: get it together. this continues to unravel which is saying something because it didn't start off on a strong

cody kessler. even kessler gets them down to the goal line which he did early in the third quarter. he had a big hit. soon they're settling for a field goal. of course, by the end of the third quarter, kessler was sent back into the concussion protocol thanks to the vicious hit by timmons. there is that pain. the pain of being 0-11 and the pain of consistently offensively. >> i tell you this, if we want to win the game, we have to help the defense out. >> reporter: why has it been such a struggle? >> i don't know. but i think like today the defense played great. they kept them out of the end skn zone for a while. we have to score touchdowns. that's how you win in this league and how you're going to beat the pittsburgh steelers >> tony: he was great. as a team, collective group, organization, they are nowhere

steelers right now. and the pittsburgh steelers aren't even the pittsburgh steelers we're used to. the browns have five games left. we'll probably be having this conversation again and again and again and again. >> romona: i don't know if anyone expected them to beat the steelers, but i've been trying to see some progress with this team and it looks like they're going backwards. >> tony: they are going backwards. >> romona: they looked worse yesterday. >> tony: i can pinpoint a up danny shelton. i want a little bit of the edge obviously. we get beat up. that's why i did this at the beginning saying all of the years of them laying bodies out on the ground. they come in with swag. they leave with bigger swag. and, you know, this is -- this is a joke. it's sad to watch. >> mark: remember when jimmy haslem came to town. they were excited because he was with the roony family. >> tony: i remember jimmy's

he was up there. he was on fire. >> romona: yes. >> mark: yes. >> tony: i saw him in the locker room and i said can i ask you a couple questions and he turned and looked at me with an angry face that cannot believe what is going on. >> romona: did he let you talk to him? >> tony: he was kind. he said i'll let you talk to me later. >> mark: tony, thank you. coming up here at 4:00. unscripted. >> the resident nature of the world throughout the global community demands we make statements when there are important issues facing us as a community. >> romona: the actors of hamilton break character to deliver a message to the vice-president-elect and donald trump had something to say about that.

. live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we're still celebrating the cavs championship and to honor getting their very own stretch of road named after them. >> mark: yep. it's called cavaliers way and really it's a renamed portion of brecksville road. the new ceremony was held today. >> romona: nice. >> mark: how about that. right there in independence. the mayor was there to make the new name official. >> we've had an amazing partnership with them going back to 2007 when cleveland clinic

here in independence. and now every day anyone who is here along cavaliers way will know that champions live here as well. >> romona: cavaliers way will begin at rock side road and lead north to the cleveland clinic courts where the cavs practice facility is located. you know you're special when you have a roadway named after you. >> mark: that's true. >> jeff: yes. pretty cool. >> mark: at least the sun came out. it did. the worse is over. and the tomorrow even though it's still going to be on the chilly side. i don't see any big warmups. >> romona: we survived it. >> jeff: we did. we survived the first snow. all right. yes. they really got hit hard east of us, though. whew. wow. 21 miles per hour wind in canton. still windy. that's what is creating the bite in the air and a 30 gust still downtown cleveland. again, these numbers will continue to lower that wind speed number as we go through

of cleveland. and i think it will still be a gradual clearing trend the next few hours. future view temps 7:00 a.m. i think some inland sections you could be colder than what the model is forecasting here just because you do have some snow on the ground akron-canton area. and with that light wind, you could drop fast tonight. 10:00 in the morning tomorrow, though, we'll start to warm through the 30s. and only around 40 tomorrow for the here are the future view model for the next system. and here it is moving in on wednesday. this particular model doesn't have the moisture coming in until the afternoon. but i do have an alert on wednesday. could start out as a little winter mix and then over to rain. and right now the timing of this will be after 10:00 a.m. could slow down wyour wednesday afternoon drive a little bit. as we all know, that's huge

partly cloudy, chilly tonight. 27 in cleveland. akron-canton, though, i have you dropping down to 19 where you still have some snow cover. that's cold. 40, though, the high tomorrow with increasing clouds. but it will be dry. lunch time tomorrow about 36 and 5:00, 37 degrees. there is the alert on wednesday. mixed to rain as we will be around 40. and then it will be some drizzle on th but kind of gray and raw. and then some more light rain on friday. 49. that will switch over to a winter mix. some lake-effect on saturday. nowhere near, though, what we had this past weekend. sunday for the browns game looking better. sunshine and 48 degrees. ramona. >> romona: all right. president-elect donald trump's latest war of words is with the cast of the hit music hamilton.

that message is responding to trump's call for an apology. >> it was the actor who plays erin bur who delivered the message to mike pence as the vice-president-elect was leaving the performance. >> we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that the new administration will not protect us. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump accused the cast of on cbs this morning, dixon rejected trump's call for an apology. >> conversation is not harassment. there's nothing to apologize for. >> reporter: hamilton has drawn so many fans here to this theater in part because of its diverse past. it has called the election painful for the actors. cast and crew believe they needed to send a message. >> it demands we make statements when there are important issues facing us as a community.

a message of love. >> reporter: pence responded to the controversy on face the nation. >> i wasn't offended by what was said. i'll leave to others whether it was the appropriate venue to say it. >> reporter: dixon invited both the vice president and vice-president-elect back stage to meet the cast. art is meant to bring people together. >> romona: and dixon also says that hamilton creator miranda helped crash the message to the 4:00. samsung doing damage control, once again, on its galaxy smart phones. new reports have surfaced that other galaxy s7 devices have burst into flames similar to the note 7. last month you'll remember samsung put the kibosh on production and sales of the note 7 phone after they didn't correct the problem that caused the devices to explode. samsung reassuring customers other devices in the same family

cyber monday will come early for wal-mart shoppers. they're starting what's called cyber week on a day when many shoppers step away from the computers and hit the stores. dan deroos explains at the answer center. >> dan: the deals are going to start earlier and earlier so why wait until according to wal-mart for cyber monday. they're actually going to start cyber monday deals at midnight at thanksgiv when they're going to do a blitz online and this is really going to shake up things for amazon. here is an example. the black and decker robotic vacuum. it operates by itself. right now it's 299. on friday it's going to drop to $196. that's a hundred dollar saving. this is the new google home that you can talk to and control your

stuff. they're going to drop the price on this by $30 to just $99. and then the drone, the drone is really going to be another hot gift again this year. this is the really good one. the pro mark p70. it actually comes with the headset so we can be like virtual reality dropping this to $100. so if you're at home thanks giching, you've eaten your pie, you may want to get on your tablet, phone, and start looking at the deals. getting answers in the answer center, dan deroos, back to you. >> roma: here is what is trending to the at 4:00. an emotional acceptance speech. and what has drake pulling

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and kanye has another breakdown. but first. >> i think it's safe to say that most of you know a lot of my life whether i liked it or not. and i had to stop because i had everything. and i was absolutely broken inside. and i kept it all together enough to where i would never let you down but i kept it too much together to where i let myself down. i don't want to see on instagram. i want to see what's in here. >> romona: selena gomez was the winner who left everyone talking during the amas. she accepted the award for favorite female artist in the pop rock category. it was her first appearance since taking a career hiatus. ? because baby now we've got bad blood ? ? it used to be mad love ? ? so take a look at what you've done ?

bad blood ? ? hey, now we've got problems ? [ laughing ] >> mark: that's just funny. drake fans got a treat during the ama with this apple music ad why he did a dance to the bad blood. you remember the one earlier this year. well, folks who still had tickets to see kanye west on his saint pablo tour. >> mark: you will get a refund because theem rep for kanye. exhaustion is said to be blamed. >> romona: this comes after he cut his sacramento show last week after a heated rant. >> i was hurt. beyonc?, i was hurt because i wanted to present a video called fate and out of respect they said out of respect to you, i will let you know that beyonc?

>> mark: beyonc? wasn't the only person he called out during the long tirade. he also talked about jay z, radio google, mark zuckerberg. >> romona: he needs some rest >> mark: he needs to chill. how you can stick to talking

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. our top story today at 4:00, a missing 16-year-old missing earlier this month was found dead on cleveland's east side. no arrests have been made yet. charges have been dropped against the suspect indicted against the 5-month-old. devon holmes was arrested last

he was picked up a few years just a few blocks from where wayfield was died. she died when she was in the car with her mom on cleveland's east side. no information on why the charges were dropped. >> romona: precious baby. >> mark: yes. you know what they say about talking politics or religion at the table. avoid it. what about this year when the shocking victory is all people want to talk about? >> mark: how to have aea holiday gathering. >> reporter: that's right. i spoke with a family counselor today who told me this topic is coming up in every one of her family counseling sessions lately. how to navigate a holiday gathering when family members feel strongly about politics but not everyone feels the same way. this thanks giving some will be stirring the pot along with the gravy as politics will surely come up at many dinner tables. >> i was asked if it hurt that i was a sore loser by grandma over

it get if politics come up? >> quite a bit. quite a bit. >> reporter: will you be talking politics? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> because i'm still in shock over the election. >> it's just something to avoid. >> reporter: family counselor lynae white says when it's time to set the table over the holiday, it's also time to set goals. >> is their goal to be a peace maker? is their goal to be kind? is their goal to be generous? is their goal to make this is a good holiday because grandma is 95 years old. >> reporter: she says discuss those ahead of t and kids old enough to understand the family dynamic. then strategize. >> am i going to run out and get gravy. are we going to arrive on the late side. not late enough to be rude but to limit the time. am i going to jump up to help with the kids. am i going to be careful about where i'm sitting at the table. >> reporter: now to the don't as you're preparing a turkey and preparing to visit with extended family with diverse views.

start the political conversation. don't drink too much. and don't try to change anyone's mind. white also says do find an ally. focus on your similarities. >> i love these people. you might not love them for their religious view but you love them nonetheless. >> reporter: this can also be tricky because differences of opinion are intensified when you're a house guest for a couple of days or hosting house guests because part of coping is be really no room to separate if the guest room is the couch. that can be a little tricky over the course of a holiday weekend, right? >> mark: let's go back to the host. what does he or she have to do in this situation? >> reporter: she says manage personalities. know who is coming and who the difficult people are, even if you're the difficult person. manage the personalities and that might mean suggest somebody watch a football game or board game or ask for help in the kitchen to kind of, you know, create diversions, if you will.

>> romona: should you manage the alcohol? >> reporter: i guess that's up to you as a host. if you want to cut somebody off, you have every right to, right? >> romona: or just announce at the beginning that we're not going to talk politics. >> reporter: set the ground rules. >> mark: good luck with that. >> reporter: good luck indeed. yes. >> romona: jen, thank you. let's go over to jeff. >> jeff: maybe just put a list on the door before you walk in. these are the things we're not discussing. we are monitoring breaking news this is tokyo. it's about 247 kilometers northeast of tokyo. big earthquake. 7.3 magnitude earthquake. tsunami warning has been issued for the eastern part of japan. now, the earthquake occurred out over the water here, out over the ocean. so let's hope for the best. no reports of any damage yet. but all -- this is a big

time. depth is six miles down. so we haven't gotten any reports of a tsunami yet but there is a tsunami warning in feebleffect the east side of japan. feeling like winter here, although we have dried out. other than perhaps some leftover flurries or some light lake-effect snow in ashtabula county. i think we're good to go here tonight through the day tomorrow. and then we have the alert on wednesday for the next system. it's mainly going to be rain. could start out as a brief period w on when the moisture gets in here. look at the current temperatures. 37 37 only in cleveland. where you have snow pack, akron-canton you're at 33. wh wind chills, though, we're still gusting up and over 25. it's feeling more like it's in the 20s in just about every part of our viewing area. i hope you had this over the weekend. the cleveland 19 first alert weather app. we were keeping you updated on

we even had a few reports of thunder snow in there saturday night. a lot of action taking place. and another thing you get on the app, the hourly forecast. and for the cleveland area, 11:00, 32. over night right around 30. it will still be pretty windy this evening. but the wind slowly dying down over night. and then, again, we've got the alert. and not very good timing with this. even though it's mainly going to be rain. but weo and it will be slow go just for that developing wednesday by afternoon. and it may slow things down a little bit. and thanksgiving while it's not going to be a steady rain, a little drizzly there. one of those days it looks like this year. i'll bring you up-to-date on that coming up later in the half-hour. mark. >> mark: jeff, thank you. new now at 4:00, in richland county deputies are trying to return a lost urn to the victim's family. the urn was found on

rural road in bellville. it contains the remains of 11-year-old casey shaum. officials have been searching for possible family members but have had no luck. anyone with information is asked to contact the richland county sheriff's office. many folks think if their watching their weight, diet soda is the way to go. but a doctor says not so much. lindsey malone, a registered die si tition -- dietitian at the cleveland from being considered a healthy option. malone also says drinking it can actually intensify and encourage your sweet tooth. >> when you're consuming artificial sweeteners which tend to be sweeter than sugar, you're lighting up that part of the brain that like something sweet. >> romona: people who drink

diabetes. this is because artificial sweeteners increase your threshold for sweetness and leave you wanting more. >> romona: i love diet soda. >> mark: i do too. straight ahead, tony and i are taking time out. and a player exposed in timeout. plus mystery flip-flops. some shoes that have given the internet something to talk about. but what and how about the take a look. if you have to get to the screen. look at this. this is an absolutely gorgeous picture. how about that. 77 in and out of the city. it looks like somebody painted that sky. this is what they called the golden hour, i believe. >> romona: beautiful. >> mark: gorgeous.

. welcome back. the internet flipping over this pair of flip-flops shaping up dress. the pick was posted to social media last week and has since insighted a fierce debate. the question, are they blue and black or blue and brown? others have suggested blue and gray. and even white and gold. well. and you have to take a look at this. it's a trick shot taken to new heights by a group of australian youtubers. here you go.

record shot off a swiss dam. nothing but net. broke the old record. how about that? incredible. 533 feet and it was set earlier this year. how many tries? i don't know. wow. now for a quick timeout with ramona and tony. >> tony: the tough thing about that is if it doesn't go in, how do you position yourself for the reb rebound. you probably have to be half a mile away. >> romona: that's incredible, i can't bear to think that the browns would go 0-16, yet there is someone who wants to celebrate this if they do? >> tony: i follow reflug on twitter. he might be the funniest guy. >> romona: what's his name? >> tony: reflug. he's actually meeting when a whitt tee on december 7th -- with a committee on december 7th to push this through. if you don't laugh, you'll cry.

fans will be receptive to this, by the way. >> romona: i think they'll win one game. >> tony: you might be right. i don't know that they will. [ laughing ] >> romona: thanks, tony. >> tony: they deserve so much better than what they're witnessing and paying for. of course you don't want to stomp on it. but i think some people try to have some fun with it. >> romona: yes. we still support them. but, boy, it hurts. okay. aaron rodgers. an ex teammate is calling him out. >> tony: yes. said he was not put on this earth to lead. he's not a leader. he's afraid of his teammates. he's afraid to be vocal. number one, he has a superbowl victory under his belt. aaron rodgers could be my quarterback any day. but we have this string of guys former players now bashing ex teammates. ray lewis did it last week to joe flacco. flacco and rodgers they're a little more stoic.

by the way, with guys who in hindsight a few years later turn around and bash them. >> romona: vikings fail. you didn't want me to see the video. why not? >> tony: i want you to see it now. this poor sound guy. watch this right before the game. >> romona: oh. [ laughing ] >> tony: the vikings are coming out on to the field. >> romona: don't you reach down to help him get up? >> tony: that's a fair question. >> romona: come on help him. somebody -- [ laughing ] >> tony: they're locked in. it's game time. >> romona: you have to help the guy. >> tony: look at 98. >> romona: 97 is like -- >> tony: come on. >> romona: i know mama taught you better than that. >> tony: right before my sports cast i get locked in like that. >> romona: you walk right over me. mark over to you. wait, dan. >> dan: on the topic of the

are, we've seen christmas lists start to pop up. fans are saying what the browns need putting it on twitter. doug adams saying they need a one way ticket out of town. i can't believe we fought to get this team back. what a mistake. the next christmas wish list, good players on the offensive line. let's scroll up just a little bit. francis loveless says a new owner and/or an offensive line killing our quarterbacks. next how about some new players. we're going to hear t a new owner. i don't know ownership is a problem yet. and then mark we're going to close it out with mark spendcer who says a one way ticket out of town to a destination of their choosing. it has been a rough season and santa claus is going to here about it. getting answers in the answer center. back to you guys. >> mark: well done. >> tony: i wouldn't disagree with any of those. >> romona: it's tough. [ laughing ] coming up at 5:00, something you don't think about that you need to know.

talking about. it's a warning for everyone. all drivers good and bad before you head out to shop during christmas. a lot of stress during this season. and we're talking about the bishop bet payoff as well. a friendly wager between church leaders in cleveland and chicago turned into a big benefit for both cities. plus our thanksgiving dinner is going to be a little cheaper this year. that's always good. some key ingredients is costing less. denise and i hope to see you at 5:00 now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by the calvetta brothers floor show. it's time to fall

. welcome back. today public square's new ice rink opened. the rink started at 10:00 this morning. slider was there to start the

performing. the free skate being held there this saturday the 26th. tickets are first come, first serve. >> romona: love to see that. >> mark: look at slider. backwards. not afraid. a little icing. [ laughing ] >> jeff: yes. >> mark: always something. >> romona: all right, jeff. it was a bit frightening i was telling you saturday night driving through the lodi area. >> jeff: squalls. lake-effect squalls. it's funny how that works. if you're driving you can be in a whiteout a more miles and it clears up. >> romona: that's what happened. >> jeff: welcome to lake-effect. now you know how it's so hard to predict exact accumulations because of that fact. look at that sky. mark was talking about earlier. the sun is about to set here. still leftover clouds as we look at the feazel roof cam. let's go to the planning forecast. and the next system we're watching arrives on wednesday. tomorrow dry. 40 degrees here.

wednesday. 39. that's the next alert. as we get into thanksgiving, cloudy. areas of drizzle. and 47. but i don't think there is going to be a steady rain on thursday as we see things right now. then more light rain on friday. 49. weekend, though, will feature a winter mix. windy conditions on saturday. this will be some lake-effect. so i do have an alert here. 42. saturday night, though, 36. and sunday it's looking a lot better. sunshine and about 48 degrees on sunday. a look at next monday. we're actually up into the 50s with some afternoon showers in advance of another front coming through. so the trend we're down right now. we go up a little bit thanksgiving with that drizzle. 47. 49 friday. back down a little bit on saturday. and then the trend is up into early next week. ramona. well, now that we have five

men prefer dark. 40% of thanksgiving dinners will have a kid's table. but at a third of those at least one adult will end up sitting with the kids. 12% of us are doing a friendsgiving where you eat with friends instead of family. and the two topics we will be avoiding at dinner are money and politics. [ laughing ] >> mark: good idea. >> romona: money and politics. >> mark: good idea. >> romona: don't talk about it. >> mark: uh-uh. coming u >> romona: when it comes to the election, why this guy says

it's time for a little useless trivia with me, mark nolan. hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: here is how we're going with monday here. are you ready for this? >> romona: i'm ready. >> mark: what percentage of men have tried on women's clothing had they're home alone? >> romona: 7%. >> mark: 45% according to this survey. >> romona: oh, my.

? because i can't live my life without you ? ? here by my side ? >> romona: this soulful singer cashier had his 15 minutes of fame up on the stage with maxwell over the weekend. ? singing ? >> mark: how about that. >> romona: how incredible is that. >> mark: lucas held his own singing next to his musical hero. they performed a track that sent holiday to internet stardom. it looks like he is enjoying himself. >> romona: oh, yeah. who wouldn't. >> mark: all right. easy now.

he doesn't know who won the election and he does not want to. >> romona: artist joe chandler says he's enjoying being bliss flee ignorant. chandler has gone to great lengths to isolate himself from the result. he even wears headphones in public and a sign that says i don't know who won and i don't want to. >> mark: he is off social media and his daughter sends him edited clips of the news so he can continue to live in his cone. he may be ready to find out who won maybe next week. >> romona: it would be hard to not know. >> mark: i don't know how you would do that. coming up here on 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, many people are starting to think about

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