talking to the board of elections in starke county they said they would call the polling place and check and see the specific issue and they did double-check to make sure the gentleman was a registered voter in starke county. one of the things that could potentially have happened, google inaccurately said polls opened at 6 a.m. and opened at 6:30. there were long lines early in the morning in starkeou adding to the confusion i was told today from the board of elections. we were able to get that issue straightened out. that gentleman cast a provisional ballot and that should count as everything is tallied up. >> another thing we addressed one of the voters who contacted us. what if you moved and forgot to update your address. call the board of elections in cuyahoga county. for this one you are supposed to elections either call them, check on-line or go to the polling place for your new address and cast a provisional ballot and double-check after polls close today after election day is over and make sure that vote is counted. >> another thing you heard shelby talking about, the department

see them down here in stark county as well as in summit county in western stark county but the white as you can hear on the kenmore lakes 76 at battles avenue. you don't see the snow so don't let it concern you. we are looking pretty good. no accidents. here's the picture actually we are seeing a little slow near east-93 add -- east 93 adding 2 or 3 minutes to the commute. >>> hitting the road this week? find out why it may be busier says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> 5:23. thanksgiving week is here. kids will be out of school a lot of people are getting a break from work and millions will take a trip. aaa predicts the holiday will decade. >> one of the hot spots is o'hare airport in chicago. and nbc jay gray is there early this morning with a closer look. they've labor problem there too don't they jay? >> reporter: hey lynna john you are right. later this morning we should f

>>> good afternoon, ever teacher strike in stark county. they have a letter online encouraging parents to keep kids out of school. a spokesperson says they don't know what was behind the picture and they have been working without a contract since june. they approved a fact finding investigation and deemed it vague. some teachers, students and parents joined the picke.t. line. >> the thought of them -- not being in school, that's striking a core. >> the district there in stark county and the district in louisville, told us they meetings scheduled and they would picket until monday afternoon. >>> crews scramble to rescue a man trapped underneath a car. emergency response crews had to jack up the car to get the man from underneath the car. the victim taken to the hospital and listed in serious condition. police have not confirmed to us, whether the car stayed at deliberations of shine. three people murdered in a barber shop and the jury continues it's deliberations in this case. >>> only on five, speeding cars putting lives at risks and flying

we'll start to really see the heavier stark county. even wayne county. we'll be on the light side for the greater cleveland area. so rain is in the forecast throughout your evening but you can see 9:45 to the 10:00 hour it moves to the east. still effecting asterbula. we'll be in the lower 40s and even overnight lows tonight. dropping down to basically back to normal in the lower 30s as that front chance of a little bit of moisture at times. a little bit of snow accumulation starting to pick town the west. things will start to dry out for your thursday. so tonight going to be kind of a dicey one here. as rain is still in the forecast. the big note is our temperatures drop about 20 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. we're back in the 40s for your weekend. things looking pretty dry. mostly cloudy for you satu now it's time for mark. >>> , you know, every year i look and i don't think they can do better but they can improve every year. >> yeah. especially last seven or eight years. all these new customers. so much stronger. foliage. they last longer. this is no

most of us nice and dry with a couple flurries down towards parts of stark county. otherwise, temps today in the 30s tomorrow we rebound in the low 40s with more sunshine. rain on the way wednesday and into early thursday for thanksgiving morning. friday into the weekend, at this point mid-40s a little more cloud cover at that point but not a bad deal in the weather department and speaking about deals their matt granite in the house ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: i have 35 bonus deals today. >> wow. >> reporter: it's black friday. wkyc.com the top 35 amazon black friday deals many of which we have found access to early. wkyc.com. tomorrow,. >> more than 35 i hope. >> reporter: yep the door line up we have you covered. peeking of -- speak of a deal. >> rye -- speaking of a deal. >> this recipe is on the website and thanks for calling it john anderson's cheese cake i had nothing to do with it and thanks for kristen for making it. today show is nox. >> have great day. >> thanks for watching channel 3 news takes channel 3 news and weather wherever you go text wkyc t

akron into stark county canton is getting wet for the past several hours and also we are seeing showers through lake and geauga and ashtabula and trumbull county. a shower in cuyahoga county a light shower south of cleveland and we will track through the morning. on future view this matches up. looks like through mid to late morning we have the shower chances. and those fade and mostly cloudy skies otherwise, and then it locks like we clear out as we head -- looks clear out as we head into the night. partly cloudy skies and this time tomorrow upper 30s to around 40 and that's where we should be. and all those clear skies are going to mean sunshine throughout the thursday. locks like a great day tomorrow. window nation 7-day forecast here's plan. and we have got a sun filled thursday with highs back to around 60. and then friday we are in the mid-50s. late friday friday night into saturday we are tracking the cold front. it's not that impressive and it the 40s. but morning lows on saturday will be in the 30s so any precip could be in the form of scattered rain or wet snowflakes. chances

what the community is saying the problem is in stark county coming up. >> well, is learning more about a trump administration and it policies. >>> from the penthouse to the white house? donald trump may not live in washington full time. tell us how you feel about it in our instant poll. >> it's november 14th, and here is the forecast for today. 60. by this afternoon, you're barely going to need a jacket. it's going to be an amazing start to the week. by 9:00, 42 degrees, low 50s, which is about where we should be for normal highs by noontime. >>> wake up, seasonal chill moment. most of you are in the 30s, outside of the 42 we have downtown. super moon is what we've all been talking about on social media, and, yes, the viewing is still great. you still have about another hour to maybe catch a glimpse this morning, but there is more opportunity. we'll have more on that coming up. but look how clear it is on future view here as we track through the day. but what's ahead? more warm weather, and maybe even a couple of snowflakes over the next seven days. danielle has a check on your commute

mostly in summit county, starke county and wayne county, even. parts of lake and geauga, as well but it is not really impacting drive times. low travel times. 76 westbound here and more... let's pull out the odot view of 76 at 277. the fog hasn't changed much. 8:00, that is the time that it is expected to burn off. back to you. >> about an hour-and-a-half to go. >>> 6:25. a consumer alert on your thursday morning. up at your door. >> it will be a scam. people in lorain say guys are showing up at their doors with really looking equipment offering to set them up with service. he showed up at this woman's place and set her up with a bundled service. she paid $200 and found out she was scammed when her cable went out. >> when the cable man gave me the equipment he said the equipment i was stolen cable and didn't know it. i could have been in big trouble. >> so, what should you look out for? well, never pay up front. always get some type of paperwork about the service, then look for familiar company logos on clothes and vans, too. >>> 6:26. up next a

the mcdonald athlete of the week in stark county this week's outstanding athlete on the coach and in the classroom. secretary of that and i am the secretary for student council for our senior class. four to five different college classes and then i maintain my gpa and honor roll. >> as a freshman, i was first team for stark county and second team for ri c and star county and you have a lot of obstacles and challenges and there's nothing that you can work through and that you can learn from. and now there is a tally and i am this week's mcdonald's student athlete of the week. >>> we will talk ohio state and michigan. i talked to troy smith and he is putting his life in are no greater goosebumps then on the feel a nd -- field and the alumni are there embracing you. >> it feels so long ago. a thousand years, right, mark? >> yes. >> whatever you say. >>> see you at 11. news five at six has been brought to you by the ohio >>> tonight, breaking news. after the deadly storm, the new and major system set to hit tonight. chicago, detroit, several cities in the bulls eye. then, moving east, af

>>reporter: connie rice, and rosa mullins live in stark county. it has the highest number of over income families, of any ohio county, 58 make more than a maximum amount allowed. 20 make more than 50 grand. unbelievable to these friends, who recycle beer and pop cans just to earn a few extra dollars. if you made that much money, what would you do? >> i would have me a house. >>reporter:what would you tell these people who make enough money to get out of your? >> go. [ laughter] >>reporter:how does this happen? leaders ignored a loophole, residence only required to meet income limits before they move in. for years, no one spelled out victed? >> we have not evicted any as far as i know. >>reporter:that does not mean his hands have been tied, back in 2000 for the federal government gave local directors, like him, power to evict over income residents. but, he has no idea, until we told him. it is up to you, so why haven't you done more? >> well, i have not done more, i wasn't aware of the problem. >>reporter:that is right, the executive director of sta

. >>> a canton man is due in court in starke county after getting in a fight with parents of trick-or-treaters. sunday night he hit a victim with a car and another -- night he hit a victim with a after the -- another victim with a gun. after those incidents he is facing several charges right now. >>> a man found with a gunshot wound in front of the jane adams business career center on cleveland's east side. he was alert and talking when he was taken to uh. we are making calls to find out more about his condition and have any arrests have been made. >>> a chase involving cleveland heights police and this range rover ends with one person handcuffed on case court. we found a front of the cruiser. we are working to get more information on that story, as well, terrence. >>> president obama will be in our state making a big push for hillary clinton one week borrow election day, hugerring people to get out and vote early. >>> only on 5 this morning, political yard signs are becoming targets for thieves. is this a childish prank or an act of voter intimidation. one couple in willow wake says this elec

more than 100 teach others head into the third week of a strike in stark county, prompts parents and students to start speaking out. the educationalle service board was supposed to meet yesterday, but canceled and rescheduled the meeting. speaking out against the lack of negotiations. teachers have been on strike since november 2nd. the dispute they say is over language in the contract about a reduction in if force. since the strike, 2900 students have been taught by substitutes from an outside county. the picketing, and last night's meeting. they say they want the sides to just get back to the table and teachers to get back into their kids classroom. tiffany? >> we are getting a bet are idea of what a trump administration and its policies would look like. first things first, though, doppler said he would not accept a presidential salary. that would be about $400,000 a year. he also said that he would take very few vacations as commander in chief. he has also made some key appointments here recently within his administration. sunday we learned reince priebus will be the white house c

their meeting tonight stark county, four-port tonight after football. >>> he was a music legend in his own right. he touched the careers of elton john and willie nelson. we remember the life of a leon russell. >>> the holiday shopping season is underway. while the hottest toys for the kids in your world when the leon russell has died. he died this morning in his sleep at his national home. a number of both rock 'n roll and songwriters hall of fame over the course of his decades long career tour richard lewis, collaborated with elton john and willie nelson. >>[ music ] >>> social media with an outpouring of love and admiration for russell's life and career, elton john posting about him. with a collection of some of those tributes up now along the link to video >> we're playing baseball not that long ago, the temperatures have been very warm but the holidays are approaching and racing science that's the case. take crocker park, had hard to holiday shopping season. it seems to get earlier and earlier. we went to the two experts to find out what the hottest toys are this year. >> so far ha

>>reporter: that's right, the executive director of stark county's housing authority also didn't know he oversees the ohio county with the highest number of overincome families. shouldn't you be tracking this yourself? >> i would say yes. >> i don't that i should have been tracking that or should i not have been tracking that, these individuals are not in violation of their lease. >>reporter: patterson wasn't aware of the problem until recently either and isn't in a hurry to evict anyone, even that resident making six figures. >> it's not for me to tell someone that you have to get out. >>reporter: don't you have the power to kick them out if you want to? >> well, it's not just a me issue. i think it's an issue of a community issue. >>reporter: they're not the only ones failing to take action. about 1/3 of overincome least five years. >> people should do their jobs because if it wasn't, you know, for them not doing their jobs, those people couldn't sit there and do that. >>reporter: celina says she's lucky. she got a spot at a shelter where she now studies for her g.e.d., but a house

lo blanketed by the thick fog. 77 north we have starke county and summit county blanketed, as well. richfield starts to clear out maybe. but the dense fog advisory in affect until 9:00 a.m. let's pull up the odot views. these are different views along 76. 76 at 277 a are you have go of it. >>> just in overnight, a new review of child booster seats. are cars becoming safer? 53 new booster seats were tested by the department of highway safety. two models were not given high ratings. the easy elite and high back and 1dx see a review offer a big improvement from eight years ago when only 25% of seats earned their highest ratings. >>> well, i still can't believe this but thanksgiving, yes, is a week away now. but the people at butter ball are ready to take your turkey day questioned today. >> they are so busy. you can call the butterball you can text them question, as well. we don't know how long it will take to get a text back. the turkey hot line has been taking calls for 30 years now. the most asked question is the same. any guesses? how long does it take the turkey to thaw? that is a

jen picciano is live in starke county with the latest on this. jen? >> reporter: romona, they have been outside of it at the lewisville board of education all day, every day since the 180 members of the lewisville education association went on strike earlier this month and now parents are concerned this will tear their community apart. >> and concerned about is safety and kindergarteners left unattended and locked out of the elementary school late last week and parents are concerned about substitutes ability to carry out lockdowns and emergency plans since they don't know the kids and buildings that well and frustrated over truancy reports as the strike drags on. you it won't be an issue and talk to somebody else and all of a sudden it is an issue and we are supposed to send in kids blindly to these people we don't know and hope for the best and they don't answer questions and it is just ridiculous. >> reporter: of course we did reach out to the administration here in lewisville today. the superintendent declined our request for an on-camera interview

i'm just like dang it,. >>> we're dealing with roadways in stark county. we're mostly concerned with 77. reminder today is the final day for that right lane being pinched off on 90 east over the inner belt bridge, the work wraps up at 5:00 p.m. you still have access there on west 14th street to 90 east. let's check out the odot views. now . >>> take you outside, show you how it looks right now, with the shot toward the cleveland skyline. no rain falling in the greater cleveland area. the rain is falling from canton to new philly, dover and heading to the north and northeast. that's going to continue to move in that direction. i do think we have another chance for showers later on this afternoon, into this evening, as a cold front makes its way through, kind of nature makes this happen. we start the month of december tomorrow, feeling more like december, temperatures close to average, in the 40s. we keep that trend going all the way through the weekend. >>> before the details of the ohio state attack became clear, messages about an active shooter were blast

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 yo

summit county down toward stark county, columbiana, mahoning counties, all drifting off toward the south. and we have a little light rain over the lake trying to move into west side of cleveland. i do think any rain that pops up this afternoon, very light, very isolated. probably closer to drizzle than rain. but we will keep the chance for it in there through about 6:00. so, even through your evening patchy light stuff. we will go 50 at 1:00. but of course it's windy outside. so, it doesn't feel like 50. and it's not going it feel like 49 at 3:00, either. mid 40s at 5:00. feeling a little bit colder when you factor in that wind. it can be uncomfortable, right? it's you are driving, you have to white knuckle the steering wheel. that's what we are dealing with for the rest of the afternoon. think rain chances are done by about 6:00. good. it just looks cold. look at these temperatures. 7:00 tonight, 43. 42 at 9:00. then we drop into the upper 30s by 11:00. very, very chilly and the wind is really not going to back off that much, either. so, prepare for a cold and windy night. by tomorrow m

and we have had plenty of steady rain throughout stark county starting to see another batch of more moderate showers move intocanton. it's been a lot for you the past little while and we have got a few spotty showers lake andgeauga and cuyahoga county as well. danielle is keeping an eye on the roads. i think this is going to cause slow downs. >>> and typically causes accidents when we have rain for the rush but traveling in akron i told you about this yesterday that extoit would have ledges parkway will close permanently. it's expecteded to close at 6 -- exit to wolf ledges parkway will close perm fntly. it's expected to close at 6 -- perm fptly. it's expected -- permanently. it's expected to close at 6. now back to you. >>> >>> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division and we have to get together to all republicans, and democrats and independent across this nation, i say it's time for us to come together as one united people. >> donald trump as president- elect calling for americans to >> will ujek is live in ohio city where the trump watch party wrapped up late into the nigh

so, tuscarawas county t wouldn't surprise me, southern stark county, if you saw a little light rain closer to 12:30 or 1:00. i don't think we will see much, if anything, in the way of measurable rain for the rest of the day. i think any precipitation that we see would just be drizzle through the afternoon. it will be cold and windy, though. i think that wind has been the annoy answer for us today. right? you walk outside, your hair is like immediately in your face. that's exactly the kind of weather we have been dealing with. temperatures only in the upper 40s for the rest of the day with mostly cloudy skies, as well. let's talk about tonight's forecast because i do think the wind will back off a little bit for us tonight. it's still going to be breezy, but if the wind woke you up last night, it was really rattling the windows, it's not going to be that windy tonight. temperatures falling to about 44 by 11:00. by early tomorrow morning, we are in the 30s. back to you. >> brian: all right. we understand that president obama who has already been in contact with donald trump is getting ready

yesterday a caravan of parents and students drove through the small stark county community and then they held a public meeti frustrations. >> that's what i care about. how do i get my kid back in school if half ez to in charge won't talk to us? the answer? the only answer is convincing them to sit down. >> brian: there were no school administrators at the meeting. parents urge them to figure out a way to get a deal done here. until then, a substitute teaching firm is keeping classes >> tia: this is a mugs watch. a program alert now. one of northeast ohio's finest young scholars will xeept on "jeopardy" tomorrow night. this is jasmine wheeler, a freshman at western reserve academy in hudson. tune in here and cheer little jasmine on. >> brian: hopefully she gets it done. 6:11. saving money is tough for everyone including grn- ways to make the concept seem a big easier to understand. >> also ahe had had, you see it. the deconstruction is overwhelming. new video from the war-torn syrian town of aleppo. >> samantha: it's not too cold to go outside and check out want super moon. i've done it f

how they plan to help people in summit and stark counties. we'll tell you about that just >>> when officials say may have caused this deadly bus accident. >> parking problem. why vendors for the west side market are demanding changes from and holy cow. >>> the sun is going to help it feel a little warmer and the fact that we haveless wind. that's going to help too. we're only going to be in the upper 30 which is 8 to 10 degrees below the norm. a rm as we go on. over to kristen. >> just checked. we are still accident-free. you are looking fantastic on 71, 7en. the turnpike as well as 480. let's check that drive on 480 if you are heading east. 61 miles an hours. right where we should be. a quick glance outside. traffic starting to build slightly. not really. last time i checked it was but

back to fox 8 news, clouds of out here, over the islands there is some sunshine to go down tove stark county in carroll county for anythingty appreciable. this is webcam time lapse from premier flight academy it burke lakefront airport. you may be able to see a break the rule is overcast. 51 degrees cleveland and 49 degrees after captain.. jet stream keeps the warmest of pushed eastward, we will hav them for aa couple of days. the jet stream there is warmth in the plains stateses. these are the color contours, 70s friday, for the weekend, just above freezing, low pressure, is a decent storm system, and the western minnesota, you can see the heavy snowfall move in its way into minnesota. will have some showers friday into saturday, then the front goes through with snowfall likely, lake effect, possibility. not yet put the numbers on it, that is just too far out with the setupfa looks good for perh some significant snowfall in th snowbelt. rh today mid- 50s , uneventful tonight 38 degrees. sunny tomorrow, into the mid- 60s. the winds aloft, into the weekend, the 8 -day outlook, only we could p

. >>> new information from louisville and stark county where schoolteachers are going back to work. last night they voted to end the nearly 4 weeklong strike. a union spokesperson told teachers more or less they got what they wanted. the louisville teachers are asking the board of education there to clarify two issues, reduction in force and insurance bills, which were issues before the strike. today's classes at all return to school tomorrow. >>> today is given tuesday and the greater cleveland food bank is hoping you will consider the food bank. the bank leaders say they are in desperate lead of donations, because hunger so widespread in the area. about one in three people in cleveland live in poverty. food bank provides 5-10,000 meals per day. demand for food increases during the holidays as kids go on winter break from school so ey donations don't just need to be in the form of nonperishable foods. the food bank also accepts financial donations. >>> hundreds misplaced from their homes. a raging wildfire continues to spread in tennessee. >>> a big day for the trompe- pens adminis

. >>> and we're getting word of problems in stark county. the board of election officials telling us that some absentee ballots would not be go to the scanner to be counted and they copied them on new ballots. but they say this is a common problem and it is not illegal. >>> cuyahoga county board elections is looking at a report that a person threatened to bring a gun. >> it was been an election official. there was never any gun just secondhand information being passed incorrectly. >> you have got to see this some people would not let them from not voting. look what he's riding, a lawnmower. >> many americans have been people are acting on that apparently you're looking at the canadian government's immigration website t crashed last night. and it played a major role. the site went down around 10:30 last night. and access has been spotty ever since. >>> we're off to a drizzly start. >>> all the data says one thing and something else happened here? 40s and 50s in the area. and rain showers are out there too. that was expected today. the morning

but starke county has at 43 and schneider, it is now opened. last week it with us closed for sewer repairs. the good news is the highways are in good shape this morning. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. good to hear. >>> the really strong winds we felt over the weekend causing power outages. sandusky middle school and high school still closed because they do not have power. follow the schools on social media for updates. >>> this morning a lot of folks on the west side are scared for their safety because of people being carjacked. headquarters for us. how many times has this happened so far? >> reporter: police tell us at least 17 cars have been stolen on the city's west side in the last three week, a majority of them happening in the past two weeks. we spoke to two victims and both tell us they feared for their lives. this woman says it happened to her on thursday night. she felt like she was being followed and she drove to side relative's house on nicholas avenue. when she pulled up she told her 8 and is 1-year-old to run inside. two men i

i will look at chester county in pennsylvania and stark county in ohio and wake in north carolina. e things that are interesting to me, is what is going to happen with the suburb an vote and that is what chester county is. does it turn out? democrats are are making advances in the past 3 or 4 elections. but do the margins in those look like the margins in the city that democrats oen and that make bes it a difficult turn out. turn out crucial. but for the project, i went to sack county, iowa in iowa it is rural. and how enthussed are these people f and voters are they supportive of donald trump? is the republican vote coming out and the thing that i saw that rural vote is solidly behind trump. >> and enthusiastic, too i guess. you are from the pittsburg area and you spoke to a democratic leader in roughly that area. and his story about the balloting is interesting to me. can you share that? >> that's right. this is in camden, ohio. still has steel and manufacturing, but less than before. they have lost 40 percent of the manufacturing jobs and the democratic chairman said on election

. >>> to stark county -- alcohol likely involved in a crash that claimed the life of a 22-year- old massillon woman, happened at north avenue and 1st street. police tried to full over a car in the area, it sped away, off the road and hit two poles. the driver died in the crash. old was hospitalized but is expected to recover. >>> still ahead -- make america kind again? what is behind this slogan and why you might think it sounds political it's anything but. turning back time, a reminder of the time change tonight and how to best take advantage of the switch. >> beautiful weather around northeast ohio today. temperatures in the mid-60s. that sunshine, sure was nice. day? that is in the extended forecast coming up. ted strickland. love this man. he's the son of a steelworker. he's the first in his family to go to college. he's a minister and a public servant. so when he was in congress, he fought to pass the children's health insurance program. as governor, he froze public college tuition. and even though he took office as your governor about a year before the recession hit, by the time he left

tensions rising in the starke county students walked out of class in lewisville on the third day with the teacher's strike the labor dispute escalates. harry boomer went to lewisville to get answer. >> they say cut back. >> we say fight back. >> we are lewisville. >> mighty, mighty lewisville >> reporter: there are sights, sounds and signs of discontent the lewisville for a third day. >> it is a disaster. >> i went in two of the days and ended up leaving early and treated it as a joke. >> lewisville 10th grader among the students want in class today because the adults are not talking to each other about rein recommends. >> i am outside lewisville high school. we have teachers and students marching together. we talked to parents and students. there's no organized walk out and many students say they are not learning anything inside. >> we sat on our phones in a lot of classes. for my first day of the strike i walked in. she didn't even know what class she was teaching? >> makala is not the only student who is not sure where she is supposed to be. >> this is a note from my mother my teac

until 5:00 p.m. 77 at sixth, we're slick, canton area we're talking stark county, slow it down. over to you guys. >>> a man now in jail, accused of punching another man, knocking him out, then robbing him after game six of the world series. police used this surveillance footage to identify anthony johnson. he and another man were seen here using the victim's stolen credit cards. johnson is charged with aggravated robbery. >>> starting option at quarterback when they return from their bye week. doctors cleared robert griffin the third for game action once again. he won the starting job to open the season but was hurt in week one, hasn't played since. a big decision for coach hugh jackson coming up next week. >>> and new developments this morning on our ongoing news 5 investigation into the cleveland water department. we're learning a big change is on the way. the water department is moving moving in january. cleveland water says the bills won't look any different but will be easy to read. some customers are worried more bills could mean even more billing mistakes. >>> here's a lo

dense fog advisory still for parts ofadsor the area but you e to go down into stark county t further than that carroll crro county perhaps. those folks still seeing some dense fog. looking better around here 325-mile visibilities 10 is considered perfect. 46 degrees in cleveland. 40 in d akron right now. the state 36 in zanesville marietta. back home 39 hudson.zavil messman 37 alliance 35 same west salem. westlake double for in barberton to that list. brunswick 46 and mentor is 42. couple of days of warm air today and tomorrowof.. then you can see the temperature contours there the colors ca pry decent gradient if you will feel the warm oranges over virginia. we hit ofnd the daytime hightimi around midnight. and then drop precipitously. the ms that is heading our wayop is now north of alaska. that's close to the poll there in you can see the trajectory of those air parcels by sunday night. they will be right overhead. they'll be modified the ms butt still that's the reservoir of air from which we shall draw re. high-level clouds pushing into chicagoo area. those are the leading edge c

they are all locked up in the stark county jail. though no one was hurt at the scene. investigatorou now we are asking questions about the incident right now and we will bring you what we learned starting first at 4:00. >> brian: all right, thank you. well it's official. every cleveland police cruiser will have a dash-cam thanks to a half million dollar grant from outgoing cuyahoga county prosecutor tim mcguinty. cleveland city council voted last night to accept the cash. it comes from the forfeitures of convicted criminals. the dash-cam as they choose will back doors are open to arrest someone. they will also automatically trigger the officer's body camera. >> tia: an akron man being held on $1.5 million bond accused of stabbing his own grandmother to death. investigators say nathan huff stabbed 70-year-old leena clime last friday then called police and told them he found her dead on the living room floor. he plead not guilty to the murder charge. >>> frustration mounting afterth university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing. >> demand a retrial. demand a retria

. >> we have heard parents concerned s strike began in starke county. shelby miller there to show us what's happening. >> shelby? >> mark, yes. some changes have come about today. the board of education meeting was planned for 6:30 is no longer happening at the constitution center downtown lewisville and this is where they are planning to meet at 6:30 for the rally you mentioned. there are three cars in the parking lot. i spoke to a parent who is here constitution center is where they are planning to have a city council meeting today at 7:00 it is at that meeting where they plan to have people from the public come up and speak and voice their concerns. you mentioned this is going on now for weeks since november 2. parents out here and teachers as well really want some answers. there has been a lot we have been covering on this. the strike went out october 21. they knew this was coming. the teachers arein voted against a fact-finding report and simply saying the students and the community and the teachers want more from the board of education and saying

university there are 160 student veterans or reserves who go to classes at kent state university's stark county campus. now they have a new building just for them, the william birks ddle veterans -- the william biddle veterans campus. a survey revealed veteran who don't share similar experiences. so this place can go a long way in changing that according to a 45-year-old army veteran who is a student at the university. >> i know for a long time after i got out, i was hyper aware of my surroundings, and i think when those soldiers get out of that environment, and they know they can have a green zone, or a safe place to come and sit and relax, this will provide that for them. >> reporter: and the building at the campus who is a former veteran. he was in the navy. $60,000 was raised to donate for the cause. live in akron, bob jones, news 5. >> bob, thank you. >>> mark johnson, a busy news day under clear skies. >> a beautiful reprieve from the coolness we had yesterday. it is a virtual cloud-free sky right now, our map showing some high, thin clouds moving through earlier today but they looking at

tonight's romona's kids are from starke county. student video teams from north canton hoover and glen oak high school were chosen to produce a documentary of the ohio school board association conference and trade show. they even got the chance to meet actor ernie hudson who played winston in the boast busters storyteller custom-built mobile classroom for video journalism programs and nctv educational television station. kids will do a similar documentary project in february. >> mark: how about that. cool stuff. >> romona: they will be sitting here one day. >> mark: we could use some help over the holidays. >> romona: true. >> mark: we want to go to breaking news we have been talking about last hour at and west 117th. we know a woman was hit and killed. she left her car disabled at the moment trying to get across the highway. we will have the latest in a live report coming up as cleveland 19 news continues. >>> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time >>> live

. >>> we're problems happening in stark county. ron regan, concerns actually remaking absentee ballots. >> we've learned a certain number of absentee ballots would not go through the scanner to be counted. board of elections officials say a team of workers spent all day today literally copying entries on to new ballots. here's what's happening. if someone placed an x instead of filling in the circle, every one of those ballots needs to be corrected. the same voting party fill out another duplicate ballot. wope how many ballots are being remade tonight. election officials say this is a common problem and it's not illegal but we'll be following developments. >> the other big race tonight. >> the former governor and democratic ted strickland. how does that impact the battle for control of the senate? >> let's to john kosich in the war room for the answer. >> this was one of those races where the republicans had 24 of the seats. the democrats had four or five of those depending who wipz the white house. how are things looking for the r

officer did a great job under the circumstances, no shots fired, all arrested and booked into the stark county jail on charges that are much more serious than shoplifting.arai a fast-moving fire blamed for the destruction of a pottery barn atat an egg farming ashland county i'm jack shea joins us. the scope is staggering 20,000 chickens and 80,000 eggs the former notice spoke covered this bond that housed 20,000 chickens, send it was nothing that could be done to save them from thehe place to t do not have common sense to kno what to do, and they would pani and run the runway. there was too much smoke for humans to enter it would have been fatal smoke is what kille the birds, the poultry barn was automated for maximum problem is the culprit, that the owner wasas married to send it market this month in to replace them with a fresh block. the productivity of the bird the lifespan is a lot shorter and t t when the productivity wears out they stop producing , a large percentage would stop producing eggs so there would be no futur there would be no economic future to continue feeding the insured by

good morning towards stark county. in the lower 50s so as the front starts to continue to move through, you will see the fall in temperatures. the right now in the 50s. by about the 10:00 hour most of us will be sitting in the upper 30s to lower 40s. but let's show you where the moisture currently is moving out towards northern medina county to erie huron county. this is light showers that we are currently seeing. and right now, it's in the form of rain due to mp also we do have a wind advisory starting at 4:00 this afternoon. let's look at our wind cast and i can show you how the winds really stir up. they are blustery throughout the afternoon. this is around 1:00. you can see up to 20 to 25 miles per hour and they are pretty much in place throughout the afternoon. so hour by hour, you can see if we start in the the 40s this morning -- in the 40s this morning but by the noon upper wintry mix. shouldn't see any accumulation tonight. but you will start to notice it tomorrow morning, but daytime highs quickly falling to

a stark county native missing since late april or early may. her remains were identified through dna testing. she is believed to be the third of five victims murdered by accused serial killer shawn grate. we'll have much more on this breaking story come can go up this afternoon. >>> also, cleveland police are happened last night around lee and harvard. that happened between j.f.k. high school and whitney young school. now, a 19-year-old man was shot in the chest and a 19-month-old girl was grazed in the shoulder. they were shot while sitting in a car with other people inside. the hospital has not released any word yet on their condition. >> brian: well, six people are dead and five others are hospitalized in baltimore after a commuter bus and a school bus collided this morning. police children aboard the school bus and a school spokeswoman confirms no students are among the fatalities. there's no word what caused that crash. bill cosby arrived at a pennsylvania courthouse where his lawyers are challenging sexual misconduct claims by 13 women. c

. >> in stark county a show of support in the classroom for three weeks because of a strike. live where parents and teachers were demanding answers on what the next step could be. >> reporter: dozens of people came to the city counsel meeting hoping for help. teachers have been on strike for weeks and the board of education members refuse to meet up. 20 days of teacher strikes and still no answers in lewisville. >> we are ready to move on. we are ready for this to be done. we want to come to a contract and we want to get back in on our classrooms. ep lewisville high school. she and more than 160 other teachers went on strike on nove. >> we are fighting for our own futures and for the sakes of our family. >> reporter: that fight made its way to city council. teachers and concerned parents pass the constitution center asking for help. >> this has to end. if they can help in anyway that would be great. >> reporter: that means the lewisville association must meet face-to-face with the it is something that hasn't happened in june. >> i would appreciate you guys as a group continui

our ramona's kid are from stark county. they were chosen to produce a documentary of the board association conference and trade show. they even got the chance to meet actor ernie hudson who played winston in the ghostbusters movies. they will be using the story teller and mobile classroom for video journalism programs and the nctv educational television station. >> denise: that is awesome. some nba fans have a problem with lebron james resting last there it is. tony will debate that issue with a nationally known columnist. that's next in sports. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the calvetta brothers floor show. >> now, this is the s is erpentini chevrolet sports report. >> the pacer fans have a different take. kids were crying and ticket brokers out of business. before joining me on the sports extra earlier tonight. >> let's bring in bob kravitz. he knows how much i love his work. bob, i want to take issue with games in. 24 is a guy who has racked up 47,000 minutes and coming off

colu columbiana, mahoning and stark counties still seeing light showers. no snow or anything like that. of course, it's much too warm but you have to deal with a few showers on the morning commute. 6:18 through futureview and through the rest of the day. you see some of that moisture spreading north. here's the simulated satellite and radar at 9:00 in the morning. we will deal with scattered showers at that time. activity possible through the afternoon. after-school practices could feature a little rain. i don't know it will be raining everywhere all at once or anything like that. it's not going to be a washout, but be prepared to dodge the scattered showers today. i would say through about 7:00 p.m. tonight to 9:00 p.m. we could see some rain, but after that we should be drying out nicely, and then the cold air arr arrives. look at that. 39 overnight, still not bad for this time of the year. deal with this morning. december 1 is tomorrow. 43. oh, just in time for december. it's cold out there with a little chance of rain. we pick back up with our weather

in the note, stark is raising more questions about the credibility of votes in durham county, including the possibility of felons voting. determined it will hear stark's appeal giving the durham boe 48 hours to send transcripts, evidence and documents from the previous hearing. sot bill brian 170846 expedite the record -- which we are doing as fast as we can. the durham county elections board expects to receive the state board's formal request on monday. the durham board is planning to canvas votes on tuesday, which could be rejected by the state board -- if it decides on a recount. again, that hearing could happen on right now-- police are investigating a rolling gun battle in downtown rolling gun battle in downtown durham. officers say two vehicles were traveling on morgan street when they started to exchange gunfire. one of the cars crashed and the driver took off. no one was hurt. a bullet hole could be seen in the rear window of the car. so far no word of any arrests. to johnston county now-- where a homeowner shot an intruder. it happened on adams road. that's right near i-40 in b

primarily he said, now to the south some showers in summit county, also stark county brca yougo see some sunshine. perk park so we see showers developing cross area and will continue to about 3:00 o'clock. at sunset, likely see showers winding down. recasting the dry evening. and will drop into the low 40s. she showers down to brooklyn and it is coming out more steadily. d-q hour-by-hour. the temperatures are dipping throug the day into the low 40s by seven or 8:00 o'clock stop high pressure will quickly move back into the region to bring us lot of sunshine tomorrow. it eventually warm us up, today, only had our high this morning with low 50s and then falling, tonighth dry and clearing. sunday the pick day, mid- 50s. and we will be a bit above, beginning next week nick shot o prediabetes. drinking a can of soda every da could dramatically increase you drinking a can of soda every da 's drier winds is cashing in on the presidential election by offering a deal to canada, and ther a c5 percent off deal, th will fly customers into plattsburgh, new york or niagar falls new york..w so they can

second robbery.n >> so people charged with firing bb guns and homes cars in a couple of people near stark county par-golf they say the suspects range in age from 17-2 >> lived a trail of broken glas in stretching from massillon into strasburg worker the less the damage in new philadelphia where police found three bb guns inside the car guy who want to know who's going to pay for the damage. n >> it is very aggravating a see my neighbors about $3 overva wi their flashlights, i knew something was going on. they say the suspect said they did it because they were boredth, but now facing charges criminal damaging. there is plenty more to come in the special hour of fox 8 news at 7:00 o'clock. 8 the polls are closing polls are closing and ohio cup against.bulation >> likely to have a significant portion of the votes l counted cuyahoga county fairly soon, bill sheil is at the board of elections warehouse downtown cleveland.r early voting results will be indicates that 40 percent of those could be known in the nex 15 minutes ago0 the polls are closing now, if they are in line at the moment they will be

. >>> now to stark county where teachers are out of the the lewisville education association voted to strike after rejecting the latest contract proposal from the school board. more than 100 teachers took to the streets with signs to express their frustration. but they told us what they he want is to get back to their students. >> we miss them. we miss being in our classrooms with them. this is not what we wanted. >> the school district said in statement that they remain committed to reaching a fair contract. the schools are remain open during the strike. >>> halloween was only a few days ago and now something you may not be ready for is creeping into a store near you. >> new season seems to be upon us. manny abraham joins us in summit county to explain. hi amani. >> reporter: we are not talking about the election season of course. we are moving ahead just a little to talk about christmas. carl behind the camera gave me here to start the christmas season off and they are gearing up this year for the weekend actually tofill up the store and they have been working from lights an trees d

good morning stark county, canton currently 29. so yesterday afternoon that high was just to our west here. now it's sitting in that sweet spot, and transition in the winds are going to come from the south allowing four daytime highs to rebound back in some spots in the upper 50s this afternoon. so you can see from start to pick up here around 10:00 to 11:00 out of the south. about 10 miles per hour for elyria, medina county, bedford, maple heights, even warrensville heights you'll notice winds picking up throughout the afternoon. possibly up to 20 miles per hour. as you're watching the full moon tonight with crystal clear conditions, wind start to die down but high pressure will continue to settle in here, this afternoon, not a cloud in the sky. daytime highs should be in the 50s by the 3:00 hour. so tonight will go with 38 degrees, winds still out of the south here even for monday afternoon. that is why many spots, you're going to see tomorrow near 60 degrees. gets even warmer for you, here's tuesday but we're tracking just a few

all three suspects have been bumped into the stark county jail. began as a shoplifting case not clear what they were trying to steal samanthan. now though shoplifter charters are the least of the the city of lorain temple of the patrol and is being sued over excessive force.pp >> the suspect hit in the face of the flashlight while handcuffed in the back of a cruiser. the officer whose file shows consistently high performance reviews and last year he was recorded on dash-cam talking a company before hitting them i the face, it was ripe for conflict with the cues and accuser. >> are the the suspect, the backseat of the cruiser, the officer, who admitted to being upset, can see the throwing up on the door then hitting him. >> it's him on the face of the records, he is the ex-boyfriend of wallin who is the mother of the officer's boy.. said he stabbed a man who came running when he heard his ex-girlfriend screaming for help is now on trial for that allege assault, meanwhile, the officer was suspended ten days without pay for violating the departmen st

also down towards southern portage county, northern and southern stark counties, southern summit county and then over into places like warren. this is going to be in trumbull county and northern tuscarawas county. it's a wet start for some of you, so you have to take it slow in the areas. if you're waking up with us in canton, you are seeing rain right now. after 7:00 that rain is probably going to pick up. if you're joins me from the marlbo you. this is just knocking right on your back doorstep. that rain will pick up, and it may be heavy for a little while before it comes to an end after 7:30. the forecast for today does feature these kind of pesky, morning showers. by 9:00, 10:00 those should be tapering off, and then we're mostly cloudy and wind all day. winds may gust up to 30 miles per hour today. we'll be in the upper 40s pretty much all day long. i know it's not the best already. tomorrow looks a lot better and a lot more sunshine on the thursday. chance of rain today is 0% to 10%. i don't expect any rainshowers this evening. after 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning, we should be dry.