about a carbon monoxide scare late last night. this unfolded in elyria. lorain county automotive services evacuated after 30 reported feeling sick. seven were taken to the hospital this morning. they're all expected to be okay. the building will remain closed throughout the weekend. >> nichole: a busy kitchen this thanksgiving morning at st. augustine in tremont. today they expect to feed 21,000 people all for free. a live report minutes. >> tia: it's another busy travel day. we keep an eye on the roads this morning. you see what you have to contend with. a lot of haze out there, some rain as well, and we're also keeping our eyes at the airport. so far so good for thanksgiving travelers. >> nichole: good morning. happy thanksgiving. hopefully you wake up to hey house that smells to good this morning. that and some turkey, and hopefully there are no oven malfunctions today or turkey

brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. with millions still traveling this morning, the big question you want to know when you see that live shot out there, will this weather hold up. let's go to meteorologist samantha roberts who has your turkey day forecast. happy thanksgiving, sam. >> samantha: happy thanksgiving as well. if you're just waking up, a big happy thanksgiving to you. i hope your morning is off to a great start. a lot of you already firing up the oven getting the casseroles in. it's we're starting to dry out. the rain that moved through last night has moved to pennsylvania and new york. i have scattered light rain east of cleveland in ashtabula county. there's light shower activity west of elyria. if that holds together, that will move through lorain county and then eventually into cuyahoga and medina counties. so we're not totally done with rain just yet. through the 9:00 hour we could see a few scattered showers popping up.

cold weather and wear something waterproof on top of your running clothes. clouds and drizzle for the rest of the day. i think if you play a little backyard football today, you shouldn't have any major issues, although the ground may be wet this afternoon. upper 40s for you with, again, that little chance of drizzle later in the day. we'll look ahead to the weekend and talk about black friday at 6:15. over to you guys. >> tia: we're tracking the flights coming in and ao departing from cleveland hopkins. there's some good news out there for you. everything looks good. all departures are on time through 9:30 this morning and arrivals the same story, on time. we will let you know if anything happens to pop up. >> nichole: so far so good. we made it through the busiest thanksgiving travel day with hardly any big problems. smooth sailing at hopkins yesterday as thousands of people flew in and out of cleveland. we got mixed travel reviews from the people we talked to. >> it was very busy.

minutes. so it was pretty awful. i almost missed my flight. so i would not recommend traveling right now. >> it was very smooth surprisingly. there was a lot of crowds, but i mean, the airport handled it very well. no issues or anything like that. >> nichole: a lot of kids coming in for college breaks probably. in comparison, an estimated 21,000 people flew into cleveland for the republican national convention this summer. about 15,000 flying in thanksgiving. >> tia: it didn't take long for the season of giving to go into effect at st. augustine parish in fremont. >> nichole: sia nyorkor is right next door where they're kicking off the morning with breakfast first before the big day. it's the 44th straight year for this event. >> sia: yes, good morning, tia, good morning nicki.

can you believe? this has become a cleveland tradition for people to leave their homes on thanksgiving day and come out here to the st. augustine hunger center and feed thousands. they expect to feed 21,000 people today. they have 1500 turkeys they prepared over the last couple months. they froze them, and today they will feed people, dressing stuffing, pumpkin pie, green beans, you name it, it will be there at st. augustine. and hundreds come out to serve the hungry right here in this community. so right now we are right next door like you said at st. joseph. the doors just opened. there are people pulling up right now to go in there and volunteer, and they will serve breakfast here, and then we'll head down the road to st. augustine and feed the thousands of people there. like i mentioned, it is a tradition. we're looking forward to it, and

online. for now i get answers in tremont, sia nyorkor, "cleveland 19 news." >> tia: thank you so much. also today in stark county, peace united methodist church invites the lewisville teachers and families for a free thanksgiving meal. the teachers have been on strike since november 1st. the lunch is available anytime from 11:00 this morning until 1:30. security has been beefed up on this thanksgiving day to protect millions of americans kick off festivities by >> nichole: in new york city, they have taken unprecedented steps anticipating record turnout. jamie yuccas is in new york with the latest from the parade route. >> reporter: members of new york's finest began taking position along central park west overnight, gearing up to protect millions of spectators expected at the thanksgiving day parade. >> nypd is going to mount an even stronger operation this year. >> reporter: new york city

many unprecedented security plans last night. dozens of sand-filled sanitation trucks blocking off cross-town traffic for the first time in the parade's 90-year history. officers on the ground using radiation do tektors and bomb-sniffing dogs and other devices to thwart a terror attack. >> all of our police officers have a smartphone, and if there's any issues on the route, we can connect with the incident command post very quickly and deal with any issue as soon as >> reporter: the heavy police presence along the parade route, did not deter thousands from coming out last night to see the massive balloons come to life. these two were among them. >> to see the excitement in her eyes and watch thanksgiving kickoff and the holiday season is a big joy. >> reporter: lisa and her daughter ava stayed focused on the meaning of the holiday. >> we have so much to be thankful for. we're really lucky to be here and live in america and the best

>> reporter: while there's no credible terror threat against the parade and country, federal officials urges americans to stay vigilant, especially in public places. >> nichole: if it's not just turkey and pumpkin pie you're after today, many retail stories open doors today into tomorrow for what's become known as gray thursday. here's a look at a few stores open today. walmart open from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. best buy is open from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. dick's sporting goods 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. and magsy's open from 5:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. >> tia: this is a buildup to black friday. we get answers about a few apps that may help make things a little easier for you. you can download black friday 2016. the app shows you door busters from big retail stores. if you're heading to the mall, get shopular, it uses your location to send you coupons and

scanner to compare prices online from different stores. it's not in one spot at any given time. just doing a lot of different thing. >> oh, my! he's going video game on him! kevin love. >> nichole: i mean, he couldn't miss. what a game by kevin love last night. he scored 34 points in just the first quarter. that's an nba record for points in a first card. he would go on to finish the game with 40 in the cavs win over the portland trailblazers. love spoke out after the game about his big night. >> really in the flow of the offense, nothing out of the ordinary. just finding my shots and picking my spots and kyrie and lebron found me all over the court. just got into the rhythm, and from there it's tough to stop. >> nichole: he was tough to stop. they have the night off tonight. they play the mavericks tomorrow

the powerball numbers last night. no one won the $359 million jackpot. you may have scored a smaller prize, though. it should have a little excited. 7, 32, 41, 61 and a powerball of 3. saturday's drawing is expected to be at least 403 million buckaroos. we have the numbers for you at 11:00. the most dangerous question this thanksgiving may be who did you vote a new cnn/orc poll finds 53% of americans dread the thought of talking about politics on thanksgiving. you probably shouldn't do it. they might be the majority, but the bad news is another 43% of americans say they're eager to talk politics today. just stay away from that topic. that's just a little tia advice for you on thanksgiving. stay away from that topic. >> nichole: time is 6:09. we have important financial news this morning, especially if

if you're one of the thousands expected to run through the streets this morning for the cleveland turkey trot, oh, baby. you better dress warm. right, sam? >> samantha: yes, dress warm and water something waterproof, because there may be some light rain out there initially. i think it's spotty. i don't think we'll get rained on the entire race but it's chilly. 9:00 is 44 and mid-40s at 11:00 so bundle up if you run the turkey trot today or coming out to show support. i' coming up after the break. there were sparks, and i thought it was fireworks like fourth of july. >> nichole: look at this video. this man's e-cigarette explodes in his pocket sending him to the hospital with severe bruurns. we'll get answers on what

>> tia: this is really some wild video. a wine store employee in new york is recovering from burns to his hand and leg after his e-cig exploded in his pocket. you can see his pocket started to sparkle, and all of a sudden the e-cigarette explodes several times. he was taken to the hospital and is currently in stable

will have to have surgery for his burns. president-elect dvt issued a thanksgiving message on youtube overnight. in it trump called on americans to put aside their differences and help move the country in the right direction, the ashtabula selected betsy devos as education secretary and nikki haley as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. >> nichole: time is police officer who was shot tuesday night while in the line of duty has died. officer colin rose was on life support after he was shot in the head. the 29-year-old stopped a man while investigating possible car break-ins a few blocks off campus near detroit. police say a man was arrested after the shooting and remains in custody, but he's not been charged as of yet. rose was with the wayne state university police department in

a sixth child died following that deadly school bus crash near chattanooga, tennessee on monday. ntsb is looking into why the driver johnthony walker diverted from an approved bus route at the time and he did not have alcohol or drugs in his system at the time of the crash. walker faces multiple counts of secular manslaughter. >> tia: the average american eat 4500 calories today, about that's a lot of food. here's how you can justify picking out. go to the cleveland annual turkey trot. laura demaria ran it last year, and you have time to sign up. the 5k takes off at 9:30 this morning outside of public hall on lakeside avenue. a warning from tsa this morning and really it applies to people flying throughout the thanksgiving weekend. they put out a list of food items you can fly with.

and casseroles are good to go. gravy, cranberry sauce and creamy dips don't make it through airport security. just so you know. we're looking out for you. >> samantha: i had no idea you could take food on an airplane. i didn't know that. >> nichole: i was thinking about that. why would you do that? i'm thinking maybe people are bringing pies from out of town that are famous or people like, or the college kids going back to school with leftovers. >> tia: right. you can buy food in the airport and take it on the plane. it's s you could do that. where have i been? i guess living under a rock. i always throw everything away. i've been doing that unnecessarily. all right. we've got fog outside. this is a live look outside over downtown cleveland, and you can't see much. i don't think fog will be an all-day issue for us, but watch out for it early this morning. 44 is the current temperature in cleveland, so it is on the

as you travel farther inland it gets cooler. a lot of you wake up in the 30s. we have cloudy skies, and the rain that moved through last night, that has all moved out into pennsylvania. you can see so some snow there farther off to the east. for us it's clouds and rain. i see scattered showers through lorain, erie and huron counties. if they move in they move into cuyahoga and medina and summit and geauga counties. it's just light rain, though. i don't think today is a washout. by about 10:00 our scattered showers will all be gone. we will keep clouds through the day, and there's a little chance of some patchy drizzle or light rain developing even through the afternoon and into tonight. but i think you're most likely to get rained on this morning. the chances really diminish into the afternoon. our temperature trend today. we're in the 40s all day, so very cool, 47 midday, and then

my turkey trotters, you might run into a little spotty shower activity this morning, but i don't think the race will be a complete soaker or anything like that. 6:18 now, and here is the forecast for tonight. i know a lot of you will be camping out maybe you're going to stay at home or go see a movie. i feel like my family sees movies on thanksgiving. this is what you're looking at for tonight. cloudy skies, spotty showers are possible but the keyword there is spotty. temperatures pretty much hold steady in the mid-40s for most of the night, but if you're one of those folks who is going to be out at macy's until 2:00 in the morning, i think they're open until 2:00 a.m. it's going to be cold when you leave the store. upper 30s by early tomorrow morning. spotty showers possible for black friday. not a washout. any rain we see tomorrow will be very isolated but will look like rain all day. no sunshine on black friday.

wintery mix for my lakeshore folks, and those of you in the snowbelt, little to nothing in the way of accumulation before we round out the weekend with sunshine. look at sunday. that is going to be gorgeous. enjoy it, though, because next week rain is back. over to you. >> nichole: thanks, sam. we give thanks this morning for a new program that's providing one of a kind classes for young cleveland city school students. the fund, a nonprofit partnered up with the children's museum of cleveland to bring special five s.t.e.m. based classes to kindergartners at euclid park elementary. they will creatively inspire students to dig deeper and dream bigger. good news this morning. we're told this pilot program will be back again next school year. how cute is he? >> tia: they look like they're having a great time. i love it.

>> nichole: hands-on always the best for kids. my kids enjoy hands-on lessons. it keeps them more engaged and involved. >> tia: versus reading a boring book. time is 6:20. so far so good. we're watching the flight tracker at cleveland hopkins airport this morning for people flying in last minute for thanksgiving. >> nichole: the final weeks of his term. we look at some of the best photographs captured of president barack obama, and there's an adorable recurring theme in a lot of them.

>> tia: welcome back. happy thanksgiving to you for the eighthnd obama family will celebrate thanksgiving at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. these are just a few pictures of his traditional presidential turkey pardon, and also the first family serving thanksgiving dinner to veterans last night. if you're the president of the united states, that means the cameras are always on you, right? in eight years president barack obama has been the focus of 2 # million pictures. that's 250,000 pictures per year, and what i found looking through some of them, president

>> you okay, baby? >> tia: nope, president obama wasn't talking to michelle, although she's one of his babies. seems like potus has a soft spot and way with kids, able to connect with them, even getting this bundle of joy -- >> oh. >> tia: -- to stop crying in june of 2011. since then intimate images of the potus have been snapped, many features children. at this any aisle and go goo goo ga ga over barack, and sometimes they're left in shock. this picture was captured in 2009 and shows a white house saf member's son in a trance as he touched the president's hair in the oval office. there's this one. children being greeted by the president at a school in bethesda, maryland in 2011. a mix of emotion on their faces. open wide. this was photographed in the

2012. a boy sharing strawberry pie with the president. the president caught in spider-man's web during an early halloween celebration, and this has the entire room laughing out loud. obama took a picture with this little boy asleep during the father's day ice cream social in the state dining room in 2013. a total of 2 million images have been taken by this man, pete so t house photographer. he has seen the first family in all kinds of lights in the last eight years, but he himself has shied away from them. >> i just feel committed to documenting this presidency the best way i know how. >> tia: one thing is clear, he does know how. it shows a softer side of a man often been casted in and under harsh lights. >> why people hate you?

and god is love. >> that's i'm talking about. >> tia: it's true on this thanksgiving day, we all could use a little bit more love. >> nichole: i like that. time is 6:26. if you're traveling today on the roads, you might run into some rain, but sam, we are thankful at least it's not severe weather. a little hazy and wet and messy, but nothing like a lot of snow or anything like that to deal with. >> samantha: yeah, nothing crazy, okay? except we're looking at, what, 480? you can't even tell. 480. he says 480. i don't know. well, the point is, if i don't even know what i'm looking at, then it's foggy outside. so be aware that the fog threat is, you know, present this morning. i think it will erode by mid-morning and we'll be just fine. watch out a lot of you out early traveling here and there. so just be careful.

i tell you when it moves out after the break. >> we follow this story after the break. a carbon monoxide scare last night at an open business. we have an update to breaking

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>> tia: good news this morning. the seven people taken to the hospital last night for carbon monoxide exposure are expected to be okay. they are working at lorain county automotive center in elyria. the entire building had to be

throughout the weekend. >> nichole: it is thanksgiving morning. we're getting answers on how you can burn off some of those calories before and after you wolf down that feast. i'm not just talking about extreme exercise. you could do some things already today. >> tia: a live look at the roads. you can barely see out there. a little hazy at i-77 in and out of city. they're wet out there. make sure you take your time. another busy travel day in store this morning. we're watching the also tracking flight times. happy thanksgiving to you. good morning, and it's thursday. i'm tia ewing. >> nichole: i'm north i'm nic vrsansky in for brian duffy. meteorologist sam roberts has our forecast. >> samantha: we have a few showers still. the steady rain from last night

have a little bit of light rain out there, particularly out to the west of clooeveland. this is in lorain county. the showers drift off to the east. if you live in cuyahoga or northern medina county, heads up. you see some light rain as we approach the 7:00 hour. i think by mid to late morning we're done with any steady rain, but even into the afternoon we'll keep the clouds and there may be spotty drizzle around this afternoon, too. i don't think we'll get poured on, but i wou waterproof jacket, sensible shoes, you know the drill. you don't want to be at thanksgiving dinner and walk outside to do something and get drizzled on. that would not be fun. temperatures in the 40s today. we start off at about 44, and we're going to stay around the lower to middle 40s through the 9:00 hour. 47 at 1:00, and then 48 by 3:00. that turkey in that graphic looks really, really good,

for you. maybe you camp out tonight, or maybe you're checking out the stores tomorrow. either way, i'll have your black friday forecast, and we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up at 6:45. nicki. >> nichole: thanks, sam. we are checking on flights right now. we have one delay, a flight to washington, d.c. other than that, everything is running on time. >> tia: as for the busiest travel day of the year, things went smoothly yesterday at cleveland hopkins airport, and really country. almost 4 million americans flew to thanksgiving destinations. we couldn't find any major setbacks. mixed reviews, though. some said the tsa line was way too long, but we found a woman at hopkins who said the longest line she waited in was for coffee at starbucks. >> i had no problems. we ubered it, but they said parking wasn't that bad. it was lighter than i expected.

to do with it, too. the time you arrived at the airplane. the interim director said preparation by the staff was one of the key reasons things went so smoothly on thanksgiving eve. >> nichole: this morning charitable hearts are cooking in the kitchen at st. augustine's in cleveland, but they're already serving breakfast just down the street at st. joe's. >> tia: volunteers hope to feed 21,000 people today a hot, fresh-cooked meal for sia nyorkor is there now getting answers about this 44th annual event. it looks like you made it inside now, sia. >> sia: yes, good morning, tia and nicki. i'm inside. the doors just opened. check it out. you have to see the spread. they have desserts out there already. dozens of volunteers here. they've got the serving trays out because breakfast will be serves promptly at 8:00. we're expecting hundreds of

breakfast and spend the day with other volunteers and family members. i am joined here with -- come on over, miss shoe shalapa. did i get it right? >> you did. >> sia: this has being a cleveland tradition in tremont. talk about it, please. >> i'm sure it's going on for 30 years. i've done the breakfast for 14 years now. we just love it. we get tons of v we get to serve everybody at the tables, and it's a chance for people that don't get extra special loving to get some on thanksgiving. >> sia: i hear some people have breakfast here, and then some head over to st. augustine's later on? >> right. we serve a meal at st. augustine at 11:00, a beautiful turkey dinner with all the fixings and a fun time, too. it's very family oriented down here. the sisters got things ready for kids, and there's entertainment. we invite everybody to stay here

the cold and hang out if they want to. then you can head down there for a meal at 11:00. >> sia: doors open at 8:00. if you're hungry, come on down for a meal. there's good people here and good food because i smell it. my nose is like, what's cooking in that kitchen? we will be here all morning on air and online, and can't wait to tell you about all the wonderful people here serving the people that need here in this community. for now i get answers in tremon 19 news." >> tia: looking forward to volunteering. the time of giving is in full swing right now. we mentioned it earlier. 4500 calories is the average consumption for american adults only today, okay? just today alone. >> nichole: it's just today. it's already. there are ways to make up for the overeating. it doesn't mean you have to do an intense workout either. most people look forward to the holidays but not to the extra pounds that often come along with all those delicious dinners and treats.

the festivities without sabotaging your fitness plans. stay active. use exercise on offset the extra calories. you don't have to hit the gym. housecleaning, dancing, even walking around the mall can raise your heart rate. eat breakfast. experts say starting the day with a small but satisfying breakfast can give you more control over your appetite. that can help to give you the willpower to be more discriminating in your food and beverage choices, and it will tempting as it may be, try not to overfill your plate. experts recommend sticking with holiday favorites and skipping foods you can have all year-round. eat slowly. savor each item and put your fork down between bites. this will help you skip the second helpings. you'll have more room for a delicious dessert. finally, go easy on alcohol. the calories in wine, beer or

quickly. try alternating alcoholic beverages with a glass of water. you stay hydrated, healthier and less likely to be making a round of post-party apologiapologies. with thanksgiving dinner comes one of my favorites, thanksgiving leftovers. >> tia: we get answers to how to send your relatives packing. turkey, stuffing, gravy can't be left out at room temperature longer than two hours. when it comes to a time fra t four days unless you decide to do this. stick it in the freezer. if that's the case, you have six months to scarf is all down. what's your thanksgiving dinner dish? share it with us. maybe e-mail the recipes, too. e-mail pictures of your loaded dinner plates and they could end up right here on tv. you can send them to pi pics@cleveland19.com or upload

"cleveland 19 news." interesting. >> nichole: thanksgiving day is a huge day for football, right? eat the big meal and sit on the couch and watch football. the lions taking on the vikings at 12:30 on cbs 19. at 4:30 the cowboys battle the redskins and the steelers take on the colts tonight. that game kicking off at 8:30. >> tia: this morning police continue their search for the up gunman that kimmed a 21-year-old man inside a garfield heights bash r charles davis was shot on tuesday night. that's a picture of him on the screen. after an argument happened with the shooter. investigators say the suspect had a small boy with him at the time of the shooting, and they hope that that little boy will say something to someone so they can then call police. >> nichole: a huge drug bust in akron. police arrested gerry davis after finding 80 pounds of cocaine in his car. he's facing a five-count indictment including possession with the intent to distribute.

house and recovered more cocaine, two guns and over $67,000. if you're heading to cleveland heights this weekend, there's good news. you can park for free from friday through sunday. it's to celebrate small business weekend, and the holiday shopping season. free parking is offered at metered spots, in city parking lots and garages. he came to help. of course he made it! what else would you expect? >> tia: yeah, k. love is hot not just fire last night. he scored 34 of his 40 points in the first quarter. that's a new nba record for poibt pointes in the first quarter. lebron james had a big night. he finished with a triple double. they won over the portland trailblazers. lebron spoke after the game about k. love's huge night. >> he was such screens, and they were allowing him to get back and shoot the shots.

wanted to keep going to him. it was a great way to start the game. you put up 40 in the first quarter with one guy with 34, that's huge for the team. >> tia: looking fresh to death in that hat, lebron. i love it. the cavaliers have the night off. they play the dallas mavericks tomorrow night at the q. time is 6:40. mortgage rates hit a new high or a new yearly high, and experts say one man is behind it all. >> nichole: you've heard about calling the butterball cooking line for cooking tips. what if stephen colbert answered? it would be pretty funny. what do you think, sam? >> samantha: it's hilarious. you have to stay tuned for that. so we all remember our first cleveland sporting event. well, someone very special, our director, kate, her nephew, his very first cavs game last night. how stinking cute is this? this is cohen.

he was a honorary ball boy at the q. they won, too. so we have a sweet new cavs fan here. we take a closer look at your forecast for today coming up after the break. >> tia: next, new video overnight. the moments police found a suspect they were looking for hiding in the trunk. you see it right there on the screen. unbelievable. hiding in the trunk of a car.

time is 6:44. caught on camera. a shocking police ambush as an officer wrestles with a wanted fugitive. the suspect was hiding in the trunk of a car and was armed with a gun. take a look. you see the officer eyeing up as he's about to open it, the suspect tries jumps out. the officer wrestled the suspect to the ground and restrained him until backup arrived. no shots were fired and the weapon was a replica handgun. thankfully no injuries either. >> breaking nude overnight. mortgage rates climb above 4% for the first time this year, and that means it will cost more

victory. they're lower than 10 to 20 years ago. experts predict they will increase throughout the year. >> tia: for parents with children with special needs, shopping for toys they can play with can sometimes be difficult. this morning cleveland 19 reporter denise zarrella is introducing us to a local volunteer program that creates what they call adapted toys. >> denise: replay for kids a local nonprofit that brings a smile to kids with disabilities this holiday season. their volunteers work all long like santa's elves and put together 1500 adapted toys that they'll give away next week. you're watching youtube video of a little girl who is able to play with a toy because it's adapted with a switch. natalie of replay for kids says its her passion to help kids locally by adapting toys with switches that made it easier for kids with special needs to learn and play.

this bubble maker, and the bubble maker we've -- normally you press the top, and it makes bubbles. a child with a disability may not have those fine motor skills to activate. what we did is added a wire with a jack on it, so that an ability switch is plugs into it. and then the child can press the switch, and it will make bubbles. these toys are used in therapy so that if a child can, you know, hit a button and ma know, the bubbles go or make the dog sing, then the child can, you know, hit a button and use a communication device and hit a button and power a wheelchair. >> replay for kids looks for volunteers and batteries for donated toys. for more information go to our website where we have a link to their website. asking questions and getting answers, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> tia: cleveland was just

play the most christmas songs on the radio. last year radio stations right here in the cle combined to play 48,000 christmas songs, the most played song by the way is feliz navidad. what's your favorite? >> nichole: what's your favorite? >> samantha: that's tough. i like them all. anything off of the frank sinatra christmas album is amazing. >> tia: it's hard. ta album. >> nichole: i like o holly night and i like the kenny chesney all i want for christmas is a really good tan. >> samantha: i like that one. we won't see a lot of sunshine in our forecast. we really haven't. i want to take you live out to 480 right now. we have a few folks out on the roads. people headed to grandma's. why do i say that?

relative's house all week long, if you go to grandma you go to your aunt's house or parents', they're out and about early on this thursday morning. it is 6:48, and you can see that we do have a little haze out there. a little fog in some areas, so just take it slow, and the roads are wet, too. here's a radar map. a wide view shows the entire coverage area, and the rain from last night is long gone. again, the roads are wet, and we still have lingeringht here around carroll county, stark county and cuyahoga county. we have light rain or drizzle. out to the west elyria is seeing showers right now. this is all light stuff moving east. so we're not totally done with rain just yet. i do think by about 9:00 or 10:00 we should be mostly done, and then we're just clouding the rest of the day. there might be some drizzle that develops this afternoon. just plan according if you're out and about throughout the day.

you're baking a pie and right next to the oeven responsible for the cooking, if you step outside you cool right back off. tonight your evening forecast and i think a lot of you are out trying to get good deals tonight. plan for cloudy skies, cool weather. we're in the 40s for most of the night. we'll eventually drop into the 30s by tomorrow morning. there may be a spotty shower that pops up from time to time tonight and some patchy drizzle, but no steady rain in the forecast for the hours. i would wear something warm and waterproof, though, in case a small shower pops up over you as you wait in line tonight. black friday forecast during the day, cloudy, cool. we're only in the mid-40s tomorrow afternoon with a slight chance for spotty showers. i'd say rain chances are a little more impressive friday night into saturday. we do have the potential for a wintery mix during the time. i do not think it will be as

going to be doing any holiday shopping or you'll just be out and about getting errands done, be aware that chance is there for wintery mix on saturday. pick day of the weekend is sunday, hang up all your holiday decorations and do your outdoor stuff on sunday, because next week at least the start of it does look wet. tia. >> tia: butterball the turkey provider, right? you know they have a hot line to call if you have questions about how to cook your tu. late show with stephen colbert, he did his best to field calls from the kitchen. >> the meat thermometer says 188. >> 188? >> yes. get it out of there. it's going to blow. butterball turkey hot line. this is steve. can i help you? >> i hope you can. this is really a question about stuffing. >> could you call it stuffing our dressing? >> i call it stuffing. >> okay. wrong answer.

>> nichole: i hope she didn't have to wait too long before he hung up on her. by the way, available this year for the first time you can actually text butterball turkey, your questions. >> tia: i was told stuffing in the bird and dressing outside of the bird. that's just so you know. i don't know if that's right. hiem no chef. >> nichole: i call it stuffing. >> tia: makes sense. the macy's day parade in new york city won't come without changes this before you go are coming up next, and first, a carbon monoxide scare that had 30

>> nichole: a carbon monoxide scare in elyria tops what you need to know before you. >> they evacuated after 30 people reported feeling sick and seven were taken to the hospital this morning. they are all expected to be okay. the building we remain closed throut >> nichole: here's a live look at the flight tracker for cleveland hopkins international airport. one delay, about 45-minute delay if you head to washington, d.c. this morning. everything else has been on time, on schedule. no cancellations this morning. a similar story yesterday. the busiest travel day of the year. no major setbacks were reported at airports nationwide. my prayer on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country.

trump released this youtube video with a thanksgiving address. the full video will be posted right on our website at cleveland19.com. security has been beefed up on this thanksgiving day to protect millions of americans attending parades nationwide. while there is no specific or credible threat to the country, the fbi has alerted authorities to remain vigilant from now until the presidential inauguration come january. sia. >> sia: 'm st. joseph's are hundreds of volunteers are here to feed the hungry in this community. hundreds of people will be fed. it's part of st. augustine's mission to feed the hungry. >> nichole: here's a look at a few stores open today. walmart from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and best buy from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., dick's sporting goods 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. and macy's open from 5:00 p.m. until

information for you posted on the free cleveland 19 mobile app. >> samantha: here is a quick check of your full seven-day planning forecast. do watch out for a little light rain this morning, upper 40s. i'm going to drop that alert for the afternoon forecast as i just expect clouds and patchy drizzle around for the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow even cooler and downright cold on saturday with a wintery mix but sunshine, tia, by sunday. the powerball numbers. no jackpot winner last night, meaning saturday's main prize is up for grabs. we're talking a whooping $403 million. so whoo, a lot of money at stake. >> samantha: crazy amount of money. >> tia: stay with us. make the switch to cle43. we're tracking the roads for you. maybe you haven't headed out just yet. we also check everything at the

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