but paul orlousky, as i talked about, he's been on this story since day one. and, paul, you even have more things to tell us about today, right? you've been talking to more residents here? >> reporter: actually more residents. we've got more samples. we've taken them down to the testing labs.ob many where the large construction project is going on. but there are people we found in other areas. we wanted to move away from fair street. people in other areas that are having the same water woes. we made the water samples. the samples are being taken to summit environmental technology in cuyahoga falls. the brown color of water that people are experiencing is due to water work. some of the homeowners do too. but there's still no explanation the letter test showed in some homes. what about where there is no construction? social media blowing up with comments. this one on video from stacy. >> here is water is brown. does anybody want to drink this? would you want your children drinking this right from the faucet? yes. this is what i'm sick of. >> reporter: stacy has a

paul orlousky is get going answers for the process of testing water at the filtration plant before it gets to your house. paul? >> reporter: denise, there have been complaints about water in berea for a long time. this is obviously a problem with discoloration and they complain about the taste and excuses, too. one might have to do with the sewer and water improvement program going on behind me and doesn't explain why we found the watercolor and quality in berea is a hot button topic particularly with cyril kleem and objects to people with bath water that looks like this and a water testing lab found unacceptable levels of lead. the discoloration of the water could be due to the construction. we have been flooded with comments from viewers from berea who say the problem has been happening on and off for decades. >> in a of less than 10 a year and a lot of people don't realize water doesn't come out of the water plant looking like this. >> no claim that the water leaving the plant is bad. they led us through the purification process. it is sophisticated and begins with half million gal

we are getting answers in berea, dani carlson, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: right after paul orlousky's original story ran, a mother contacted us concerning for her children. now, today he talked to her about what is coming out of the >> would you like us to test the water. >> we made the offer to several families on fair street, the street dug up getting water and sewer service. samples are taken to summit environmental technologies in cuyahoga falls. the city of berea believes the brown color of water people experience is due to water work. some homeowners do, too. there's no explanation of the letter tests showed in one home. what about people on other streets where there's no this one on video from stacey. >> here our water is brown. >> would you want your children drinking this? right from the faucet? yes. >> stacey has a particular interest in the story. most importantly, she has five children under the age of 7 1/2. >>> when i moved in, i noticed the water w flushing the hydrants. it happened more than that. >> reporter: to say she has her hands full is an understatement. she has

paul orlousky has more on what is being done to fix the problem. >> reporter: would you bathe your children in this water? would you drink it? it is a message from last friday. >> i would not drink that. >> reporter: bottled water and berea water. it brings up an interesting question. in the wake of flint could there be heavy mal chrome or even lead? berea water? one of the samples we took from three berea homes that we had tested contained lead. today he complained he didn't have time to respond. >> at this point give us time to get the water tested. >> reporter: he says when he told us he wouldn't drink the discolored sample he didn't know about the lead. he is right. we didn't either. >> we didn't discuss lead. >> reporter: we didn't find out until yesterday morning. >> reporter: when we found out we immediately notified the affected customer and the safety directory who said she would let the mayor know. he said he just found out about the problem. that is true regarding lead. just as we found out on monday. in fact, months ago the mayor sent somebody to her home after she complained. >

paul orlousky found one place that's been hit twice. >> it's about as simple as it gets. a man walks up to the front window and hurls a rock at it. that's the first clue he is left handed. he and a buddy jump through. they fill pockets with expensive phones and looking for according to the store owner. no flip phones taken they cherry picked the expensive ones. >> with less than a minute they were able to do what they wanted to and took off. >> reporter: how much was the loss. >> i would say close to $20,000. >> reporter: that doesn't include damage to the window and display cases. workers were replacing a second expensive window. >> and thank god they were not able to come in and did damage. literally. it occurred a mile from the police station. the store is on a busy street and the burglary happened at 10:00 and the attempt at midnight. and as fast as they operate, unless a police cruiser was going by it is almost impossible to catch them. >> i want police on the road and make the city have us feel safe and secure and not fearing for our life. >> the video clearly shows

. >> 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. the colored sample about the lead. he is right. we didn't either. >> we didn't find out until yesterday at 11:00 in the morning. >> when we found out we notified the affected customers. the mayor complained loudly on facebook saying he found out about the problem and it is true regarding lead just as we found out monday. and months ago the mayor sent somebody to sandy's home. >> they don't test it. it is funky tasting. it tastes metaly, metallic taste in the water. >> to be doub

let's go to paul orlousky who is covering another aspect of the trump campaign. orlo? >> reporter: harry, thank you very much. first of all fox just called florida and we reported that as well. the place this is what it sounded like when it was called, the state of ohio was called for donald trump. >> and we are ready to call the official word that donald trump will win for ohio's electoral votes. >> reporter: there you have it. it might have gone crazier when they announced florida because that is a major key. rob frost, the chairman of the republican party, that had to be a neat announcement to be able to make to the party here. you helped us be able to make that announcement. every source of information we've got, in fact when you were standing here you may have overheard one of our faithful talking to his mom down in palm beach, the local station called florida and we know in about two minutes before the network called it up here on the big screen, before fox called it. >> reporter: you have florida and ohio, two big ones? what is the next major? >> of the states d

at 5:00, paul orlousky got reaction from the neighborhood. but right now we got a lot of reaction to this story on social media. and dan deroos is at the answer center with that. >> dan: especially if you can imagine from the people who live in berea. let's take a look at some of those social media comments. here this one from kay on facebook. she says i work in berea and i bring water from my home to make our coffee. i also have a water that sits on my desk to moisten envelopes. as it sits there, the bottom of the bottle turns green with algae or something. it's disgusting. i would never drink their water. the mayor boasts that berea water is so safe and good to drink. there's definitely something wrong with the water in that system. not everybody agrees. maybe this is kind of a sectional issue within berea. julie says i grew up in berea. water is fine. that's the same sentiment from heather. heather says i live in berea with zero issues. there are old homes, hold pipes. but still we've got somebody like this jonathan says i have lived in be

paul orlousky played a big law in passing the bill. >> i had my license since i served the time in 1984. >> it began when jerry got an impaired driving ticket in 2015. he was convicted in 1984 of killing three people driving drun b he got out of jail and got a new license and since then got nine more oui's. the successness suspension begins at the time of sentencing. dozens were in jail cells and worked off suspensions and got out and got the new license. >>> nathan manning and baker were surprised. >> through some of the work you did that we realized people were able to get their license back prison after a secular offense. >> baker and manning campaigned for a change in the law and began talking to judges. >> we looked into it. sure enough, the suspension is concurrent with other terms and most people didn't realize that and wouldn't support that. >> next they went to legislators, many of whom were unaware and volted for house bill 300. change in the law. >> it says simply the suspension will begin at the day you are released from prison. >> you are not working off your suspension whi

paul orlousky went there to get some answers. >> it is an act of cowardice in the middle of night like that. >> reporter: a large x spray only sign vandalized and concerning because it sits at the end of his street. >> is it to send a message? >> yes. it is a form of intimidation. >> tim has a wife abbey and young family. near as he and wife figure it was while feeding the kids and getting ready for bed. >> the rest of the weekend, i didn't feel comfortable in our house. >> reporter: the connection to the vandalism does not lead directly to tim's opponent else does. the neighbor closest to the sign got a visit who related this story to bonnie. >> she told me tim's opponent, herself stopped by last week and tried to talk her into taking the sign down and she said absolutely not. we are friends. our kids play together. it was almost -- she said harassment. >> reporter: cavanaugh describes the visit using more mild terms. >> a lady telling me she lives said you could ask them to move the sign. >> reporter: the sign sits on land tim owns. >> i don't know who would do it. nobody i know. >>

right now, though, our paul orlousky is in ohio city. he is covering the donald trump local aspect of this. orlo. >> reporter: well, harry, they're getting ready here. i know the first thing they're going to change i see a big screen watch for the watch party. it's on cnn. i bet when the gop big wigs get here, that's going to switch over to fox or maybe cleveland 19, huh? going on. they have the big screen tv here as well as kind of a stage area where various ee lelected offic are going to speak from and then a vip area where some of the real state-wide elected officials. we inspect mary taylor might be here. and back there, they'll watch and then come out and keep the crowd riled up, cheered up, whatever you want to say. and there's the vo right there. you can see some of the setup that's gone on. so a vip area for lots of vip big donors, elected officials state-wide. and probably the hst official that we're going to see will be lieutenant governor mary taylor. that's very interesting, because obviously governor kasich not supporting an

paul orlousky found the meeting last night quickly turned into an angry affair. >> reporter: can we talk to you -- >> get out of my yard. >> reporter: can we talk to you about your citation? >> >> reporter: councilman thomas troyer want willing to talk about his charge of disorderly conduct for interfering with police. his second disorderly conduct in as many years. councilwoman julian mccormick not answering our questions for her arrest of shoplifting more than $900 in goods from target. she saw it unfold. >> i thought that is not how i would want my city represented. >> and i am asking you to allow disruption. >> brook park president jim trying to silence discussion of the situation at the beginning of council's meeting ignoring the opinion of the law director that alters legislation a deep concern. >> i understand what you are saying. i don't think it is revelant to the ordinances we propose. >> reporter: why should anyone care? brook park like so many cities is in financial distress with confidence and council shaken and passing a levy to restore recreation programs will be a long >>

. >>> 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

. >> chris: paul orlousky is there live with a preview of wh paul? >> reporter: we are at a popular cleveland restaurant and historic building here. we are outside for a bit of time and didn't think we would get inside. the signage has gone up and here is video of what's going on and we can describe the room. here is a large screen tv so results can be monitored by everyone and vip room where elected officials are gathered to watch and time to time come crowd. the whole peer is results coming in will be enough to charge up the crowd and won't need a lot of speeches. i am told if things are going well, mary taylor will be here and it is unique and a different position she has taken and governor kasich is not supporting donald trump. too early to tell if they are planning anything but there's time for a party. >> i hope we have a great time in ohio and cuyahoga county seeing great numbers republican base to get out and vote. we are excited to see cuyahoga republicans and statewide for donald trump. >> reporter: at 4:00 i theorized how long it would tak

getting answers in akron, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> tiffani: in cincinnati trial started for a former university of cincinnati police officer. ray tensing is accused in the death of sam dubois an unarmed father of 3. they pulled him over in what should have been a minor traffic pleaded not guilty. >>> hillary clinton is pushing her travel schedule into states most presidential candidates don't visit. trump focuses on secret supporters in the battle ground states. craig boswell is in the white house with details. >> i see all these signs cubans for trump. love cubans. >> donald trump did his best to single out minority voters in florida today. >> thank you, fellas. it is s blacks for trump. that's so nice. >> reporter: the increased attention comes as trump and allies are doing their best to pull in black and latino voters who traditionally vote democratic and reenforced by the rnc releasing a new television ad targeting african-americans. >> this is our opportunity. we are asking for your vote. vote republican. >>> hillary clinton will focus on hispanic voters making campaign s

not at the cost of us homeowners. >> her bill is $200 a quarter. >> getting answers, paul orlousky. cleveland 19. >> tiffani: coming up at 6:00 on cleveland 19 news we have our hands on the water inspection reports from berea schools and dani carlson reveals what she uncovered. >>> cleveland 1700 drinking water fountains and faucets this summer each testing for lead levels and results are now in. how many had elevated lead levels also coming up at 6:00. >> denise: a police-involved shooting overnight. officers shot a teenager at the illuminating company service center. this was on east 146th street. investigators tell us four teens were trying to steal scrap metal. one fired at officers as they an officer returned fire hitting the teen in i.t. shoulder. he is in stable condition at university hospitals. >>> a rally is expected tonight in downtown cleveland. >> hundreds of people may be protesting president-elect donald trump. allison brunner is live downtown with the latest. allison, how are things going? people starting to show up now? >> i am here downtown cleveland public square

. >>> and a resolution in the and boat bridge and paul orlousky ganskeing questions in may. the city has said little. now a statement from odot shedding light on what's going on. >> the old channel of the cuyahoga river is a working stretch of water. stone and other minerals are hauled in on freighters and trucked to customers around northeast ohio. salt sent to customers. when the bridge is working it is all fine and hasn't properly for months and goes up specific times of day. the freighter gets there. when the bridge is down it waits f. a truck gets there and it waits. recreational boaters. >> 30% in permanent dock edge and probably down 50 or greater percent from transient docking of other marinas. >> reporter: summer and boating season is over and less demand for the bridge to be in the up passed. behind me is a sheaf, a bearing and one of four on the bridge. the city has known about the problem since 2015 and discussed options of ordering the part. time wasted. >> since may repeated questions from the city for information and 17 requests in all. why the delay? it will

. >> getting answer, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> mark: there were 55 dog attack calls in cleveland this year. calls to animal control have not been returned. last year there were 58 attacks and tied us for number 2 in the nation with san diego, houston, texas number one with 77 dog attacks. >> denise: two weeks and one day until black friday. formulate your battle plan. dan deroos is in the answer center with some of what's out there now. >> black friday is really black thursday. it is about right now. two weeks from now. you have stores like wal-mart opening up at 6 p.m. on thursday. that's on thanksgiving. i have been flipping through the ads that have been released. we are not going to say leaked. this is what they do to get the craze up. everyone has a deal on a 4k tv, 55-inch, 4k tv. target has about the same thing. a 50-inch, a little smaller and $50 less. target opening up at 6:00 on thursday and then best buy kind of completes the third big one. they have the third big black friday ad that's out. a samsung 55-inch for $479. it is turning into more and more tv's are the big

. >> reporter: this is going off paul orlousky's investigation. testing positive for lead and two others with high levels of iron and after digging through some documents at least two schools in berea exceeded acceptable amounts of lead in their drinking water. berea schools had water tested in all the buildings by environmental analysis and management out of mentor. we reviewed test results two schools had higher levels. middlebrook a staff lunch room sink, two classrooms and preschool area sink and that is not used by the district. berea mid park high school. the music hall water fountain on the second floor and secondary water fountain on the same floor. the testing company recommended these fountains should be taken out of service. >> the testing company recommend fountains be taken out of service and the school district exchanged those fixtures, mark. >> mark: this exclusive investigation continues tonight in the berea water system. thank you, dani. appreciate it. romona? protests since donald trump was elected president and tonight one in do

. >> reporter: getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: she is you rocky river next week and no appearance is set for troyer in berea. >>> in the first alert weather center clouds cleared out and usually bad news overnight. right? >> jeff: we could drop depending what the cloud cover does with the next system tomorrow. it looks mainly rain for us at this moment. wet roads will be developing. look at the current numbers. 31 warren. 32 ashtabula. it will be a cold night and the that's one of the reasons temperatures will drop eventually and go in the upper 20s. 8:00, 9:00 and high clouds in place. cold night and dry. rain developing in the afternoon and more so tomorrow night when the steadiest rain will be around with this system. getting into thanksgiving it will diminish to a drizzle. not looking for steady rain there. a lot of cloud cover and on the raw side. we have more light rain on the way for black friday. i will have the later in the half hour. mark. >> mark: jeff, thanks. remember you can receive push alerts for your holiday plans. download the first alert mobile

paul orlousky is with touch supporters. we begin with harry boomer with the clinton followers. >> followers are out at polling places trying to make secretary clinton the next president and leaving no stone unturned because ohio is a traditional battleground state. if polls are to be believed it is neck-and-neck in the buckeye state. stuart is chairman of the democratic party in cuyahoga county and he is holding to the party line. >> i think things are going very well. i am looking for turn out, turn out, turn out. we have a little drizzle out a watch party and plan to celebrate. the result on the democratic and republican side, either you win or lose. if you lose these things are funerals in a hurry. no indication how either party will go as polls closed. there are places for donors and political won bees and private areas to be seen and take a deep breath after a long and expensive campaign for sure and hear encouraging words from party leaders. >> a lieutenant governor mary taylor and local candidates. >> reporter: is th

paul orlousky is getting answers from berea. >> reporter: this is berea's municipal water plant. it draws from lake erie. it draws from the rocky river's east branch. on average two million gallons a day. it has an in take pond and t big pangs and two pools known as clarify yes, sirs. by the time it gets through berea 1k3 olmstead falls -- berea and olmstead falls it looks like this. bath water starts out slightly yellow, but as the water gets deeper, so does the problem. >> it ranges from urine colored to like a dark almost browner yellow. it is gross. >> reporter: on the day we visited it wasn't great, but it wasn't horrible. it gets. in one a deep brown at bedtime. >> i get grossed out in a bath. i feel like i am cleaning her in water that looks dirty. >> every pipe is clogged. the shower heads don't last. all of our stuff dies in six months and it is supposed to last years. >> reporter: she is not alone. things got so bad they installed a water filter to protect her family of the as she changed the cartridge she could see the problem. >> this has >> reporter: the filter on th

to nate paul orlousky who broke the story talked with people in the neighborhood who were dealing with the problem for years. >> reporter: we spent a good amount of time in the neighborhood talking to people and collecting water samples. their complaint are largely discoloration and taste. to be honest, they don't dr t >> we have lived here probably six years now. >> it was a surprise to us. >> we haven't drank the water since we moved here. >> what year was that? >> 15 years ago. >> reporter: this is where we collected the samples of water. water that flowed through old pipes that look like this and being replaced. however, it is not the only street where we got complaints. looked like this this morning. the pure white new one in the middle and the old brown one we watched her take out on top. at abbie's home she noticed a problem when filling the tub for her daughter's bath. on the day we were there it was not terrible, but monday she sent us this picture. the test results came back on monday and lead was found in abbie's water. the two other homes didn't have lead, but had high iron

paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: we did some digging and found mia has a background in accounting and right now she works as a tax preparer. >> denise: parents, tonight even more evidence telling us to keep our kids on a regular sleep schedule. a new study found kids who go to bed at different times are 50% more likely to be obese. the different bedtimes give their bodies a jet lag effect which reduces the levels of the hormone that tells us we're full. >> romona: the national weather service upgraded our chances of seeing effects of la nina this winter. than usual this winter. so how much will this affect us? jeff tanchak has been tracking the forecast. you are going to let us know. >> jeff: if that pans out, la nina is the opposite of what we dealt with. i have a map illustrating what la nina conditions mean. typically it is warm early in normal in the southwest. if you notice colder in the north and wetter in the pacific northwest and here in the great lakes it is average temperatures, but we may be looking at a little more rain or snow than normal. that's depending on the temp

paul orlousky took a sample from her house and is having it tested to see if there is any lead in that water. >> romona: looking ahead to tomorrow, the jury in the triple murder case is expected to start deliberating. whether or not douglas shine should face the death penalty m shine was convicted of the killings two weeks ago. the jury can only recommend the death penalty. final say on what the punishment will be. >> denise: a high fiber diet is good for your heart. to neat a new study says it has another benefit too. how it could protect you from getting sick. >> it scared me that she is in the car with these people and have no idea who these people are. >> romona: we found local uber drivers giving rides to teenagers even though it is against the company's tonight we have answers on how to keep your kids safe when they are getting in the car with a total stranger. jeff? >> jeff: let's go to the feazel roof cam. it is a warm and windy night downtown cleveland. 58 degrees and leer skies. clear skies. as a meteorologist when you see a temperature drop in the forecast it gets your atten

paul orlousky is get going answers for the process of testing water at the filtration plant before it gets to your house. paul? >> reporter: denise, there have been complaints about water in berea for a long time. this is obviously a problem with discoloration and they complain about the taste and excuses, too. one might have to do with the sewer and water improvement program going on behind me and doesn't explain why we found

. >> reporter paul orlousky found a business hit twice at a huge emotional and monetary cost. >> it is about as simple as it a man walks up to the window and hurls a rock at it. that's the fist clue. he is left handed. he and a buddy jump to it and get to work filling pockets with expensive phones. they knew what they were looking for according to the store owner. no flip phones taken. they cherry pick the expensive ones. >> with less than a minute they were able to do what they wanted to do and take off. >> how much was the loss? it doesn't include damage to the window and display cases. >> try to do the same thing. thank god they were not able to come in and did the damage. >> another 600 out the window literally. >> smash and grab occurred a mile from the police station. the store is on a busy street. the attempt at midnight. >> with as fast as they operate a police cruiser was going by it is almost impossible to catch them frustration. >> i want more police on the road making the city feel safe and secure and not feeling for our life. >> the video clearly shows what happens. hoods

paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: vandalizing signs is a crime and punishable by a fine or jail and time -- time in jail i should say. >> mark: at least 7 companies made election day a company holiday. general motors, ford, square, patagonia, casper, thrillist and operations they are closed tomorrow, paid day off so employees have time to vote and volunteer to help on election day also. >>> getting a job is not always easy. one job and sometimes hundreds of applicants. kenneth craig is getting answers on making your resume stand out. >> nice to meet you. >> my resume. >> dawn marie warner knows how important the resume can be, which is why she brought a hoping to stand out in a sea of applicants. >> how difficult is it? >> it is very difficult. the field -- everything is so competitive. >> a recent survey from career builder found 43% of hiring managers spend less than a minute looking at a resume and job coach christine says it is critical to get to the point. >> you have to grab their attention very, very quickly. points and action and verbs. >> 75% of hr managers reported fin

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the speaker of the ohio house put his signature on it and the getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: while it has been signed, the bill won't take effect for 30 days. notification to people in the legal community about the changes will also be sent out. >>> cbs news has learned that former labor secretary elaine chow is president-elect donald trump's to be transportation secretary. chow served under president george w. bush and is married to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and georgia congressman was nominated to lead health and human services. they both have years of experience in washington. >>> the louisville teacher strike is over but no progress is made. the teacher union voted to return to the classroom tomorrow with the one clause it wanted removed remains. the union wanted a no retaliation clause in the contract that would prevent reprisals against any teacher, student, parent or community member for what they did before >>> still ahead here at 4:00. >> romona: wildfires force evacuations in tennessee. we have one man's wild escape. . >>> live from cleve

paul orlousky shows us what's going on in brook park. two councilmembers having trouble with the law. carl monday gets action after police officers were caught >> denise: look at that. exploding in flames. it is the annual tradition by the consumer product safety commission. they put this out every year warning people at thanksgiving time about the potential danger. it reminds you to read the directions to cook your bird safely. >>> another holiday tradition is the parade in new york city. of course millions are expected to watch it thursday on tv. >> chris: turn it on every thanksgiving. security a big concern parade an excellent target. janelle burrell shows us how police are preparing. >> reporter: police barricades put in place concrete barriers and security cameras. bettina paige lives near the starting point. >> it is scary no matter what precautions and i am glad they are thinking ahead. >> this is a fraction of the security operation planned for the nypd as vigilant as ever with threats against the city and magazine naming the pa