allison brunner is there live. allison? >>or power is playing a role in the race for the white house. right now take a look at this massive crowd. i am told around 13,000 people are expected to be here for the free jay z concert and his wife beyonce will be in attendance for a get out the vote concert push for hillary clinton. doors opened an hour ago. and a trump campaign in ohio and you can see their opinion on the hypocrisy in full display raising up jay z and tickets are sold out and the concert starts at 8:00 and hillary will speak before that. coming up at 9:00 we are getting answers. we will talk to the folks to see if a concert like this put on by big name celebrities really impacts the race for the white house. back to you guys. >> okay, allison. thank you. >>> today it is about forward to our indians >> romona: the team is talking. they join us with how they are looking forward after that. >> oh. the loss. which loss are you talking. >> this team intact starting with extending terry francona through 2020 which the

getting answers, allison brunner, cleveland 19 news. >>> thank you, allison. people were potentially exposed to carbon monoxide at the lorain county automotive systems facility wednesday sending work 7 workers to the hospital. dani carlson digging into the business history getting answers if there were problems before wednesday. >> reporter: we looked on-line and found lorain county automotive systems has one open health complaint from osha that appears to be from an unrelated incident earlier this year. we looked into it carbon monoxide is an issue for this business before. talking to the general manager on the phone today he says this is the first time the business ever had an issue with carbon monoxide to this issue saying this wednesday they only had one or two people complaining of a headache before. we obtained records from the elyria fire department showing they responded 1 times in the past year leading us to ask if there were any signs of a indicative of a history of any particular problem there. this appears to be isolated to the carbon monoxide and

allison brunner is live to show us. allison? >> reporter: guys i am at cleveland downtown public square. you can see a crowd. dozens of protestors are gathered here. i am told more than 900 people are expected to be here tonight. the crowd is getting bigger by the hour. right now i want to catch up to speed on what they are doing. that are talking and doing cheers and chants andly about 30 minutes they will actually start walking. protesting to cleveland state university. they will walk back here to public square. i am told proceeds will wrap up around 11:00 tonight and i can tell you that our weather is certainly cooperating for the protests tonight in november. getting answers allison brunner alabama senator jeff sessions is president-elect donald trump's first cabinet pick serving as attorney general. mr. trump also tapped retired general michael flynn as his national security advisory and congressman mike pompeo of kansas to be the c.i.a. director. >> mark: an 18-year-old hospitalized after police shot him. firstenergy gave

allison brunner cleveland 19 news. >> romona: that's your hang out, too. barley house. >> mark: i have heard rumors it is a pretty nice place. >> and corey kluber, let me throw a number at you. they have an inside edge. when kluber faced a team three times this season h 4-0 starting against the cubs. bad news, another injury for the tribe, sort of. >> terry francona has sore ribs. you won't believe how this happened. >> that's a tease. i can't wait. >> wow. >> i am hoping lindor will steal a base. you know what we get free tacos. right shanice dunning? >> reporter: yeah, i wish i if you weren't here from 2:00 to 6:00 lindor stole the base and we are at the taco bell in steel yard and they move pretty quick. people headed home to watch the game. i mentioned the promotion was here and this line and the drive-through was packed. inside was packed. they cleared them out pretty quick. because of the promotion, if you came in line one taco per person. the second tta done this promotion and did it nationwide today at all participating taco bells. tribe fans clear

. >>> tonight allison brunner takes a closer look if crime is triggered by trees. >> reporter: good news police confirm the newest arrest connected to the robberies was made less than 24 hours ago. i want you to take a look at this video behind me. you can see tree branches covering a lot of lights and that's a concern with neighbors i spoke with and went straight to the chief of answers. >> that can pose a problem, i imagine. i come down and see lights and then again dark patches. >> there's a lot of old trees hanging around. >> to get answers we went to police chief. >> yes. we are checking the lights for the next couple of days to see which are out and making a list of trees obstructing the light. >> the power company is being cooperative. >> yes. spots. >> we will send a complete list so the problem will be remedied and also we will contact the forestry division of cleveland to trim back some of the tree it is. >> his team is working on lighting woes and heightening lighting security some that the folks are aware of. >> glad to see the cops around and pro-activeness. >> a reminder. s

getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19 news. >> the teacher's strike began november 2. >> it is a disaster. >> still no end in sight. >> this is neglecting their well-being. >> tonight, another rally is forming as a labor dispute lingers on. >> 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

allison brunner is getting answers from the meadows turkey bowl. >> a huge thank you to all you guys. today is a celebration of all our hard work. ?[ music ] ? >> reporter: these guys love the game. >> pass complete for the first that, they love people and giving back. >> everybody is out here playing for them. >> 11 years ago we decided to make it a fundraiser and provide services to the needy in our area. >> donations keep rolling in. $245,000. part of that money will be pouring into the mari family who recently lost their beloved beth to cancer. >> we have dedicated this year's game to beth mowry. bethas husband plays in the turkey bowl. >> she would be proud to be part of this. i don't think she would necessarily like to be the face of it. it is not who she was. she was behind-the-scenes and would be touched to raise money for people in need. she was a beautiful woman. we loved her a lot. >> reporter: a thanksgiving tradition going on nearly 3 decades that started with a football game. these guys are raising $1 million for families up >> these men play more than just a game of pic

allison brunner, cleveland 19 news. >> always watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> all right. the thing we are watching is before, i am sure you have heard about it and most people out there. we have this winter smack that we are calling it. our first real taste of it this weekend. before it happens, we have a warm up on the way. today and out to the west, 60s around 70 degrees and that's the air coming in here. before the big cold front. most of the cloud cover is moving east of cleveland and a general clearing trend will continue there. it will be a quiet night. >> overall big picture. this is updated stuff. 65 tomorrow and low to mid-60s tomorrow. look at this friday. still forecasting h 70. it will come close to a record high. this major cold front saturday morning we will see showers and strong winds and temperatures dropping. 34 sunday. again that rain to snow. it could be windy as this happens with wind gusts over 40. saturday night lake-effect snow especially in the higher accumulation but most areas out east in the snowbelt

allison brunner looking on how those in the osu community can classroom days after the attack at ohio state university. healing takes time and discipline and putting down our cell phones. i talked with an expert who explained how to help along this process. >> aftershock, strong emotions rise. >> i put my arm around him and tell him he has a lot to cope with in the days to come and he has to live with this the rest of his life. >> a social work supervisor at our brain needs time to heal after an incident like what happened at ohio state university. >> a lot of times, emotional scars last longer than physical. >> started shouting immediately and i couldn't hear what they said but panic shouting. >> when trying to find hope and healing after a tragedy it is important to remember this. >> don't try to ask why. don't try to question what happened. >> we may never find out and we will have a lot more information. detail of the story. reliving the incident in our imagination is actually working against the healing process instead of helping it. >> don't rewatch the news over and over again

cleveland 19 allison brunner is getting answers on two carjackings that have investigators wondering if crimes have a cleveland connection. >> that's r cases carjacking victims told officers someone bumped a car from behind. when the driver got out of the car to check for damage victims detailed how the suspect jumped in and took the car. >> i stopped at a stop sign and felt a jolt. i got out of my car and a man started walking towards the car. >> while i was in the car, someone hit me from behind and i got out to check the damage. and drove away. >> two incidents happened after a series of carjackings in cleveland. no arrests have been made and those cases and so far police aren't saying if the crimes aren't connected. >> getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19. >>> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >> denise: let's take a live look at the roads. smooth sailing in and out of town on 77 now. there's an river at detroit. that's a busy intersection this time of day. you might want to avoid the area. an accident in medina. route 303 east and westbound

. >> allison brunner has been hot on his trail. what do you got? >> reporter: fans got their wish. it's been more than two decades since we introduced you to ricky wild thing vaughn and he is in he spoke with our crew. we will bring you that sound in a moment. first, earlier, i just got back from talking to the two locals earlier who helped make this a reality and brought him and two local businesses fresh brewed tea and both guys telling us that charlie will energyize the fans and expect to see him in his typical movie fashion and we will get straight to the sound amazing. i didn't know the reception would be quite like this and we still have a game to play. i am a spectator. >> and we met six months ago and back in town and mentioned to bobby, let's do this. and it is sarin dip advertise and now he is coming. >> to be honest i think tony and i were working on this previously from game 1. tony and i were great friends. >> reporter: how did you put two and two. >> we both kept getting denied and stumped and not coming and ran to tony and told him what i was doing. he told me what h

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 where protestors are gathered. they are signing up right now. can you see they are out behind their signs, walk with me. they have signs and mega phone. live from beautiful downtown cleveland. we are here to say we are not going back. we're not going back. we're not going back. >> they have more signs. i also want you to see cleveland police are in full force behind me. police officers are out there on their bikes. i am told around 1,000 people are expected to be here tonight. speakers. at one point they will walk to cleveland state university and the protest will end here tonight at 11:00 here in the public square. we will continue to follow this protest and bring you the latest at 6:00. >>> getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: president-elect donald trump made hits first cabinet level decision. >> denise: he selected two more to serve in his administration and the focus is on sec

allison brunner is joining us with the latest on this unfolding story. >> reporter: i got off the phone with the transportation supervisor and says it is under investigation and not their policy to write someone up for talking politics. this unfolded last week when 17-year-old charles says when the bus d >> he shot a video of the cell phone of this incident and during most of it you can hear the audio. he shared with us the exchange he had with his bus driver. take a listen. >> it has problems. people voted for this person and it becomes so loud and people talk and hurt other people's feelings about it. >> you are taking away the these kids. >> no. >> yes, you are. >> in the video the bus driver tells a student his supervisor told him to write people up for breaking the rules. as soon as we get details we will update the story. >> do you think this student should be written up for talking politics? can you go to our twitter account cleveland19.com and take part in oy poll. >> getting answers allison brunner, cleveland 19 news. >> denise: a california history teacher has been put on leav

allison brunner is here on feed the need effort. >> some of our popular athletes from cleveland browns helped serve meals at town hall from turkey to pie. sweet potatoes and turkey. >> reporter: this traditional thanksgiving meal is a reality >> be able to come and make it with the people i know and haven't seen in years. >> thanksgiving arriving early and even bringing out big name sports stars. >> i want everybody to know we are having a great day. all the kids and everyone. >> reporter: from nba athletes on the court to famous nfl players. >> you don't realize how fortunate you are. >> serving more than just belly full. >> i appreciate these people having these doors open for us. >> our community coming together to give thanks. >> happy thanksgiving school this is the fourth year they have been doing this. feed the need town hall raising money for cleveland st. augustine hunter center during this event. >> getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19. 5:00, we're asking questions about school bus safety. what parents need to know about how their kids are getting to class. >>> plus

. >> reporter: getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19. >> mark: allison, thank you. >>> we are minutes away from announcing the winner of the hottest toy hatchimal. >> romona: what else is on kids christmas lists? jen picciano went shopping for this year's most popular toys. >> reporter: from the moment those little fingers carefully craft their letter to santa the clock starts ticking to get their hands on this year's must-have toys. >> when the toys r us catalog arrived i had them sit down and circle what they wanted. christmas list this year hatchimals and the nintendo classic edition. >> every day we are fielding questions when we will get them in and how many are in stock. >> brenda has been hunting for the toys in stores and on-line for weeks. >> i think this is the first time they have sold out before black friday. it is not even thanksgiving yet and the hot toy is already gone. >> the shelves are bare in stores here and across the country and web sites stock. >> currently we have a limited supply of the classic edition of hatchimals. >> i took to the phones and searched

right now we will go to allison brunner. what's happening where you were, allison? >> guys, right now we are getting a first look at the championship attire in this hidden location. come with let's take a look at all these boxes. here it is. the 2016 world series championship attire. it wraps all the way around the staircase. it is one of the hidden locations at the store at the dick's sporting goods in crocker part. when i asked how much merchandise do they have, they told me they don't know. they have so much of it. when we do win tonight we want sporting goods at crocker park will open immediately following the game to get their hands on this championship attire. go tribe. back to you guys. >> this chair is better. are we back on? okay. >> romona: we are back on the air. >> mark: we were explaining what will happen in case you are not into that. >> tony: in sports. >> romona: they are floor directing. can you do this. >> somebody's got to handle this cleveland ohio as we have been saying and hoping the indians can get this done. we don't want to push this to a ga

getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19 news. >> mark: thank you, allison. >> to fall changes. record temperatures. jeff tanchak is tracking the temperatures. >> j fall, whatever you want to say. 30-degree temperature change and we are on the warm side of things. let's go to the updated temperatures at 6:60 sandusky on the other side of the area. 49 columbiana. and wind is starting to die down a little bit. but no fog expected. 58 at 7:00, 58 at 9:00 and that's a big front and the latest coming up in the half hour. romona? >> a former pastor is sentenced to probation. he worked at a popular westlake church and stood accused of a crime involving a teenager. harry boomer was in court for the former holy man's judgment day. >> do you feel good about getting arraigned after taking advantage of a 14, 15-year-old. >> reporter: with that the former pastor of the church essentially a free man charged with child endangering. in court he was so-called by the girl he was accused of sexually assaulting a predator and pedophile. we don't show faces of minors sexually assaulted and told the

. >> allison brunner went to canton to get answers. >> reporter: this officer did everything correctly. as you can imagine news stories are quite a talker across town more than 9,000 shares and more than 1,000 people talking about it. >> the center for the shoplifting incident starts here in the parking lot of the canton wal-mart. a woman caught shoplifting runs to the getaway car and three people confronted by a police officer. that's when things take a turn. this dramatic video captured by a neighbor monday night gives us a look at the intensity. the officer pulls out a baton and sho they say this is not common. >> do you frequent this often. >> yes. i do. i have never heard of anything like this going on here. >> the driver takes off nearly clipping the officer. those with canton police stand behind their fellow officer telling them they didn't do anything wrong. neighbors disagree. >> we truly support you. we love you. >> after the brief chase police charges. neighbors wanting them to be held accountable. >> i say stop it. just try to be a decent human being. >> neighbors on canton

cleveland 19 news reporter allison brunner getting answers for us tonight. allison. >> reporter: right now we're learning 500 employees plan to walk off the job at o'hare international airport. the reason, they want more money. employees are asking for 15 bucks an hour union rights and better working conditions. the employees we are talking about include baggage handlers, janitors and wheelchair members are threatening to walk off their job after thanksgiving. >> my aunt and grandmother also work at o'hare. all three of us make minimum wage and we are tired of making ends meet. workers do not get health benefits. i was injured on the job and i have to pay treatment out of my own pocket. united and other airlines need to take responsibility. >> reporter: so if they don't get that money, the strike is set to take place next tuesday. out to hopkins international airport and a spokesperson tells us they don't anticipate any impact to travelers. getting answers, cleveland 19 news. >> thank you, allison. >>> the pain continues. our brownies just can't seem to get i

allison brunner is here for how not to be a victim. >> reporter: it is a day of where you are giving your money. these arecism things we can do. >> when we are looking to help sue mcconnell scammers are ready to strike. >> a lot of organizations will use names that sound similar to well-known established charities. >> make sure you are donating to a charity with history and do a simple google search. when donating, you should never feel pressured. >> someone calls you on the for a donation, do not give a donation. you need an opportunity to research it. >> be wary when someone asks for a donation on the phone. >> ask who is calling you. sometimes organizations will use a professional fundraising company for donations and often they walk away with 60, 70, 80% of the money. >> something to keep in mind so holidays are not less merry and bright. >> organizations that at your heart strings without giving specifics how they are spending your money. >> reporter: if you are still not sure if the charity is legit log onto the better business bureau and the web site will ensure you are giving

. >> romona: cleveland 19 news reporter allison brunner joins us with the newest developments on this. >> reporter: a startling and shocking case is bringing closure to six victims involved. a few hours ago a judge read the sentence of here you can see a lorain county sheriff's deputy handcuffing the attorney and taking him out of courtroom. weeks ago he pleaded guilty to hypnotising his clients and sexually assaulting them. >> during the sentencing letters from some of the victims was read and one woman shared her own personal closure letter with the judge. >> i want you to know i merely survived what you did to me but my simple message to you is this. what you intended for evil got used for good. thank you. >> he gets a 12 year sentence. get a lifetime. is 12 years long enough? is this enough time for pain, hurt and suffering live with. >> fein must register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. a emotional day in court for the victims. back to you, guys. >> mark: allison. >>> a developing story at 4:00. a lockdown at shaker heights high school. a bomb threat. police did not f