>> tia: we start with breaking news. a store owner shot in old brooklyn just about an hour ago. it happened at a check cashing store on pearl road called food market and check cashing. the suspect has on a brown jacket with aoo shoes and was last seen on oak park avenue. >> brian: all right, and we have more breaking news in garfield heights. we are getting new information about a deadly barber shop shooting that happened last night. let's listen in. >> the bureau of criminal investigation or b.c.i. has been called in to assist us in the collection of evidence and documentation of the crime scene. as we speak, they are up there going through the crime scene.

terrifying for him. we believe the child is going to say something to his mother, his grandmother, his aunt, or his uncle, or maybe a day care worker, a preschool or kindergarten teacher. he's going to say something to someone. this was traumatic for him. we are asking that that person that he tells, to please give us a call. just give us a name. that's all we need. it can be an anonymous call if doesn't matter. we truly believe that this small child is in danger and he's in the company of a cold blooded killer that must be taken off the streets. charlie davis can no longer speak. we, the police, and the public, must now work together to speak for him. i ask you. >> brian: all right, that's the garfield heights police. they are speaking about a

evidently a very young person with the suspect when that shooting took place last night and police are desperately searching for him. moving on, a detroit police officer is in critical condition after being shot in the head while on patrol. officer colin rose was investigating someone stealing navigation systems from cars when he radioed he was going to talk to someone on a bike. >> he was out to investigate, afterwards he was shot in the head. he was transported to a receiving hospital. he undergone surgery and he's in recovery right now. >> brian: rose's parents and fiancee are by his side. police are interrogating a man about the attack. well today is one of the biggest travel days of the year. lots of people trying to get to their families' homes for thanksgiving. >> while some are driving, others are flying.

live at hopkins airport. hey, harry. >> harry: yes, in deed, hey how are you tia and brian? i am here at hopkins. not very many people are here right now. families are trickling in one, two, three at a time. it is slow but steady. the rush hour earlier today about 4:30, you saw a big influx of people. i talked with frank zabo, the interim director. he says the next big rush will be about 3:00 and then again at 6:00. always, they say, com make sure you get through security. and speaking of security, he says everything is up and running. they are aware and alert. no problems to speak of at this time. just building some patience when you come to hopkins. we'll have more reports for you live at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 on cleveland 19. >> tia: all right, harry. thank you so much. if you are hitting the road today, you will run into some rain. meteorologist samantha roberts is tracking all of that for you. hey, sam. >> hey, tia. good afternoon.

if you are just joining us. we are tracking showers moving into the cleveland metro and a lot of areas seeing rain. let's go straight to the maps. i want to show you exactly what's happening on the radar. we are now cloudy after we saw a good bit of sunshine early this morning. you can see that shield of precipitation approaching the cleveland metro area. most of this is rain. but, initially when it starts falling on you, it might come down as a little sleet or gropple, initially. that can sometimes b for soft hail. so, if you see something falling looks like dip-in-dots, don't be alarmed. it will change over to rain because temperatures are on the up and up. all the way back to illinois down toward paducah, kentucky, we've got rain. so we've got a ways to go. if you will be traveling this afternoon, this is a heads up. let's say you are leaving now and you are going east taking the pennsylvania turnpike down

rest of the afternoon. but, if you are going west, you better get ready to turn on the headlights and the wipers, because we are going to be seeing showers throughout the rest of the afternoon and tonight. a closer look at today's forecast coming up in just a bit. >> brian: all right, samantha. thanks. if you are getting ready to head out on the road for thanksgiving today, you, of course, will be joining one of the bussiest and possibly most frustrating travel days of the year. the waze app says the bussiest time today, 3:00 traffic is expected to decrease tomorrow morning. waze also says sunday is the bussiest return day. the experts suggest avoiding 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on the roads on sunday. during that time, waze reports about double the accidents as usual. and gas prices are down about 20 cents from a month ago in the state of ohio. aaa has our state average at $2 bucks a gallon. now, if you are driving out of

bucks. but if you are going to pennsylvania or new york, fill up before crossing the state line because it's about 35 cents more. cleveland public works says it's ready for the snow to fall. the department showed off 31 new snowplows this morning making a total of 75 snow-removal vehicles for the winter and the city has more than 57,000 tons of salt. >> tia: r.t.a. is getting ready to reopen the westbound tracks at tower city after four months and about $8 m 1,000 feet of track was redone for the first time since 1990. r.t.a.'s c.e.o. joe calabreeze says the new tracks will also sport a new look. >> instead of using the traditional wooden ties, we are using concrete ties which last much longer which give us more flexibility in terms of being sure the trains are closer to the platform so it's convenient for our customers. >> tia: the new tracks will be open for monday morning's rush hour.

preparing to serve 21,000 people thanksgiving dinner at the hunger center and 14 shelters. volunteers will deliver more than 10,000 meals to people who just can't get out to one of the shelters. >> tia: while lewisville teachers are on the picket line without a paycheck coming in, the community wanted to make sure the teachers had a very nice thanksgiving meal. so, parents of several students, they got together and collected donations to make up thanksgiving dinner boxes for teachers' families. two giant store donated food and many community members donated money and fresh-baked pies. the community put together in total 60 boxes for teachers and bought some wal-mart gift cards to help them get through the holidays, as well. >> nice thought. all right. cleveland heights is getting into the holiday spirit. friday, saturday and sunday, you can park in the city for free. now this is all in honor of small business saturday and the start of the holiday shopping season. free parking will be offered at metered spots on the city

and at city parking garages. >> tia: well, coming up right here on cleveland 19 news at noon, the trump transition. president-elect donald trump has filled another high-level cabinet post and he's softening on some of his campaign stances. >> brian: all right. plus, we are getting new answers on what you need to price match your items for the big shopping

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>> tia: welcome back. president-elect donald trump has filled snore high-level cabinet post. >> he's picked nikki haley to be the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. >> and so having said that, what i -- >> south carolina governor nikki haley says she is accepting president-elect donald trump's offer to be the u.s. ambassador to the united nations out of a sense of duty. mr. trump is in fda thanksgiving. in a statement this morning, the president-elect praised the daughter of indian immigrants saying she has a proven track record of bringing people together. during the republican primaries, haley was a trump critic who endorsed marco rubio and mr. trump tweeted months ago the people of south carolina are embarrassed by nikki haley. former rival ben carson told fox news he's been offered the role of secretary of housing and urban development. >> we cannot have a strong

cities. >> reporter: president-elect trump may be walking back several controversial campaign positions. during an interview with the "new york times" tuesday, reporters live tweeted his shifts in policy including his promise to investigate hillary clinton. >> to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> reporter: according to one reporter's tweet, mr. trump said -- i don't want to hurt the clintons. i really don't. she went through a lot and suffered different ways. he also seemed to shift his views on climate change and water boarding. >> brian: times reported that trump is reconsidering reinstating waterboarding after hearing that his leading candidate for defense secretary general james maddis didn't favor. >> tia: well thanksgiving day is one of the most dangerous days to be in the kitchen. straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, we hear from a woman who made a terrible mistake that

entire body. >> samantha: all right, time now 12 after 12:00. and i want to show you exactly what you can expect if you are about to load up the car and head to grandma's house. it's 40 in cleveland. we have cloudy skies. tia's laughing at me. somebody's going to grandma's house right now. or mamaw, ok. you are loading the car, it's cold outside and we are dry in cleveland downtown. but, there is some rain on the way. we will tell you when it gets

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>> brian: welcome back. as you gather with friends and family tomorrow, cooking safety should be front and center. >> tia: there are more cooking fires on thanksgiving day than any other day of the year. >> reporter: this is one of the many turkey mishaps fire safety experts want you to avoid this thanksgiving. firefighters respond to as many as 1400 cooking fires on thanksgiving. >> so this is my skin graft. it's in the process of healing right now. >> reporter: it's a lesson evelyn fernandez learned the hard way when she left a combustible can between her

>> the pam spray exploded which caused the stove to explode. then i felt the flames hit my face. >> reporter: so let's talk turkey safety. no matter how distracted you are this holiday, experts say when in the kitchen, always pay attention. unattended cooking is the leading cause of house fires. never douse a cooking fire with water or flour. instead, this firefighter placed another pan on top of their to extinguish the flames. and if you like to deep fry your turkey, make sure it's away from your house. don't put it on a porch or in a garage. the turkey should be defrosted and patted dry. do not overfill the oil and make sure to check the temperature frequently. the golden rule, say experts, never walk away while you are cooking. >> tia: well, evelyn spent a month in the hospital and had to

also say you should keep surfaces free from grease buildup and keep flammable items like pot holders and paper towels away from stoves and also ovens. >> emergency rooms see a lot of turkey day traumas every single year so we have tips to help you avoid a recipe for disaster. if you do get cut, rinse it under cold water, apply pressure and wrap it in gauze or a bandage. if the bleeding doesn't stop or the cut is deep, go to the e.r. if you get burned, soak the in cool water. don't ice it. that could damage the skin. never put butter or oil on the burn. if a burn goes all the way around a finger or hand or is on the face, you need to get to a doctor. >> samantha: all right, time now 18 after and we are tracking more rain coming in from our west and southwest. those of you out in elyria down to the south and west already seeing showers.

and you'll notice that at the front edge there is a little pink and purple popping up indicating that we might be seeing some mixed precipitation. we have had a few reports of sleet and gropple late this morning and early this afternoon. as the shield of rain approaches the eastern edge of our forecast region, be aware that initially it may come down as a little sleet or gropple. temperatures are warming up so don't expect any travel is it's just the light rain you need to watch out for. it's already inching through cuyahoga county. heads up if you are in portage, geauga, trumbull, ashtabula and lake counties. get ready because a little light rain is on the way for you. i'm sure a lot of you are doing exactly what i'll be doing after this newscast and that is going to the store to pick up my turkey and a few last-minute things. so if you will be out there with me, this is what you can expect. scattered showers for the rest

rain on you constantly every minute or every second. but there will be occasional rain showers around and temperatures hold steady. right around the upper 30s and lower 40s for the rest of the afternoon. in fact, they are going to stay there all night. really aren't going to drop much, if at all this evening. our evening planner showing you that rain is likely tonight. i think we could see a few batches of steady rain overnight. especially after sunset. so, any plans that you have tonight or if you have family coming in and t to make it until late tonight, let 'em know that they will be driving into some rain. is that rain going to stick around for thanksgiving? i think in the morning some of you could have to deal with a little rain. if you aren't going anywhere today, maybe you are just going from cleveland to akron tomorrow morning, be aware that this is what you might be driving through. i've stopped the forecast model at 7:00 in the morning. and there's probably going to be a little rain around at that point. even through 9:00, we could see

but, by late morning and into the afternoon, things look better for us. we will keep the clouds, but no steady rain into the afternoon. i think any rain that we see after late morning probably will be more along the lines of drizzle. unfortunately that does not do it for the holiday weekend. we got more rain chances to talk about. the now, i have made a change to your seven-day if you were watching this morning. this is brand-new information. the rain that we had in there for friday during the day, i to i think any rain that comes in now on friday will probably be at night. this is good news for black friday shoppers because you only got two arms. so you can only carry so many sale items and an umbrella. right? so i don't think you will need the umbrella on black friday. but guys, wintry mix still looks like a good bet on saturday morning. so, if family hasn't left yet and they are on their way, tell 'em to pack warm waterproof clothessing. >> tia: i'm thinking cyber monday already.

may as well just take it to cyber monday. >> brian: stay in the house on the computer. i'm all over cyber monday. hey browns quarterback robert griffen iii returning to practice today. how about this. he suffered a broken bone in his left shoulder during the season opener. that was way back in september on this play right there. the browns now have 21 days to activate r.g.3 or he must remain on i.r. for the remainder of the season. >> tia: well during holiday shoppi something for a better price after you already bought it. well, you can still get that deal. laura demaria takes us through the rules of price matching. >> laura: holiday shopping is on and that means a lot of you are going to be looking for the best price. well we want to tell you about the price-match policies at a lot of the big retailers. we will start off with target. now, they do price match but make sure here that when you do the price matching that you find that you are matching the online identical item or the local print ad identical item.

they will match at the time of purchase or within 14 days after purchase. now, toys-r-us, they will also price match. but what's different here is they will match at the time of purchase or within seven days of that purchase date. they will not match competitors' buy one get one offers or gift with purchase items. so big big fact to keep in mind there. next up, we have wal-mart. wal-mart is going to be slammed. that's arguably the biggest retailer. they will price match her make sure you have the item at the lower price that's online. this does not apply to clearance, special buy, value of the day or deep dis counts like thanksgiving, black friday or cyber monday. that's where we are right now. got to keep that one in mind. and then last but not least, your electronic super store here, best buy. best buy will match at the time of sale. they will match all local retail competitors. that includes places like amazon and they will match best buy.com

during your return and exchange period, they will also match that lower price. now make sure you understand these, you can check these out. they are all online before you go to the store and try to purchase an item and think you will be able to get the lower price later on. i'm laura demaria, cleveland 19. >> brian: all right, laura. thanks so much. well, some of you are looking for the hottest tea of the holiday season. >> tia: we have one we are giving away. you can enter to win on our news app. we will announce the winner

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>> you can call, text, chat or e-mail your questions to butterball this year. the phone number is right there on your screen. and you can e-mail them through the website. we have the information on our website if you need it, come tomorrow. well speaking of the butterball hotline, they had a guest call taker last weekend >> stephen talking turkey with the callers. >> it's in the oven and it's an hour less than the required cook time. >> yeah, that happens a lot. >> and the meat thermometer is saying it's at 188. >> 188? >> yes. >> get out of there. it's gonna blow. >> we are told one caller slapped her turkey at colbert's request while another actually threatened to go to the police after speaking with colbert.

>> brian: is that surprising?

>> sharon: dylan. >> dylan: i won't be long. i'm gonna get changed and head back to the station. >> sharon: wait a minute. you're not scheduled to work today -- it's thanksgiving. >> dylan: you told me to get out. i just assumed that we're not gonna spend thanksgiving together. >> sharon: dylan, i'm so sorry. you know, everything came crashing down at once. sully was gone and then faith blew up at you. i know that your heart is in a million pieces because of me, and all you've tried to do is help and understand, and it's a miracle that you don't hate me and haven't walked away from me. but, dylan, i can't lose you, too. do you think that you could forgive me? >> dylan: happy thanksgiving.