so we're in brunswick, we're doin' this whole show on brunswick, and this is sort of like, to me, the feature place in brunswick, it's to die for to pull in the parking lot and look out across the valley here. - sure, everyone loves our view. even when we're not having a festival, at night we have people pull in just to see the sunset. the reason we have that view is because it's actually the beginning of the appalachian foothills, so you can see for 200 miles. it makes for some really awesome sunsets. ? - he could have. - [david] he may have. - we actually have two trees on the property that are second generation johnny appleseed planted trees. we grafted from another farm in ohio. - that's fantastic, and also i noticed you have a big parking lot across the street, so when you have these festivals like the big slide in the fall, and all these different things, people come out here in droves. - [josh] they do, from all over the place. we have 16 acres of parking across the street, so it fills up. - i remember halloween, too, didn't you have somethin' with zombies? - yeah, we have our

brunswick's own bakery. just behind thiske is where all the magic happens relate make stuff just like this. when we get back we will check it all out.t. >> it is time now for the fox eight stork report. cleveland's own welcoming cleveland's own. >> this is legend from cleveland heights who is eight months old an adorable baby. upload a picture of your baby. are in brunswick's own been around for over 50 years congratulations a mainstay right here in brunswick am hanging out with jim.ig this is where all e magic happens. w this is about 4,000 square foot of bakery and more bakery. >> your brother is over here. >> we have some biscotti cookies in the ovenbi we will glaze them forze you in a minute. >> that is a huge oven. how much can youha cook in there. a giants biscotti just means cookie. >> there are tons of variations. >> smi down this putting the road biscotti because it means twice baked. we will toast them different types the traditional we bake them once and now your father is cutting them.ut >> yes a

definitely slushy conditions along i 71 here in the brunswick area. i will tell you this, greg, i hope you're listening because we are seeing stars overhead right now. cold temperatures. and that could help to take a patios to ice. be careful. heavier snow scrapers tomorrow ready. that is what's going on here on the west side. let's go out east. carly, you are out there? >> reporter: hello betsy. up here and mayfield heights, no snow falling from the sky right now. but there is some crazy stuff on the ground here. none has accumulated on the road. although, the still west is going down and earlier snow we were to drive through. it is pretty clear they are trying to readjust how to drive in the snow from last season. we talk to an expert and got advice. >> whether you like this whether or not, it is here. sleet and snow piling up on the road. like this one of my 97. several people cited in two you can decrease your chances by winterizing your vehicle. >> a lot of tires. >>> reporter: he works at this might his and mayfield heights. >> ideally, put snow

from cleveland to brunswick? too long. will stay. we'll be timing you kenny. okay. think you guys what a great bakery. models really need kenny thank you.ly need we have a little guidance before you start your holiday shopping a child safety group is warning parents about some toys they've deemed unsafe.wa causing harm or watch has revealed the top 10 dangerous toys of 2016. on the list peppa's pig's muddy puddles, family kids time, children elephant pillow, the slime ball slinger, and ther,an banzai bump, and bounce body bumpers. a few others. the group worries they might lead to serious injuries.e grup for the complete list head to our website, fox8.com and click on seen on tv.. do your holiday shopping. interesting.g. and just one week you'll be getting ready to serve up thanksgivingto dinner.in but first get your wallet ready. according to the american farm bureau federation's 2016 price survey the average cost of a thanksgiving dinner for ten is just under 50 dollars at $49.41. averag that's cheaper than last year.s. one thing helping your pocket? pumpkin price

we have a water main break in brunswick. haddock road closed between keller hannah and park. we'll let you know when they fix that issue and open that road book up again. let's head outside and check on the highways. 41 and 80 trouble free so far. i'll let you know when a problem comes in. >>> i'll take it here. an update to an investigation of a barber heights. meg shaw is live right now. meg, police are still searching for the killer right now. >> reporter: yeah, it was a crazy scene last night but all is quiet here this morning. you can see behind me the skills barbershop, the lights are still on inside. police tape is up around pretty much this entire block but police have a lot of work left to do in this case. they say right now they are in the process of questioning possible witnesses. they tell us several people were inside this barbershop at the time the shooting and possibly even a small child. they say it happened around 5:30, 6:00 tuesday evening. some kind of altercation spoke out between the shooting victims moments before the bullets went flying. one 29-year-old

accidents judging by the tribe time we've got it to you a covenant 71 north as you head through brunswick. senior. almost 70 miles per hour i don't think they're going to care that averaging about 62 miles per out whether it's caught by -- the weather is cooperating with nice drive roads.we seventy-one they have thehe rolling roadblock it looks like they are out of there as you head west 25th to the in aboutab bridge over the place, easy start on our wednesday halfway through the workweek and kristi pack to you. t in amherst played receives a special wish. here is a very great story here. he cap the trip of a lifetime as the astronauts for a day he has always been very chase and we're going into space that system fix it. just two years ago he had a stroke and was diagnosed with severe heart disease things to a amended yesterday he got one step closer to his trip of becoming an astronaut masses clinton research center he wants to be the first person on mars. he loves studying rocks among the processes like r come true r him. his the first child to getget hands-on to tour of the facility th

showers into myersville and brunswick and now northern loudoun county and frederick yeah the showers are coming to you and will be there in fact picking up over the next few minutes. cross junction or winchester and stephen city with showers and heaviest stuff is still west into west virginia but it's woodstock and this is headed toward luray as well. front royal you had a shower and that one is stuff behind it. these showers much-needed and we may only get a couple of tenths maybe a quarter inch out of this but boy we need it because when you go back and look since september 1st at national airport, more than 4.5 inches below normal. and almost 5 inches below normal at dulles during the same period. dry after today in the seven day and then the bigger story is going to be the chill on saturday. winds they're starting to pick up to our north and west and got some 24 in martinsburg and 22 leesburg and 23 in manassas difference here. we're 62 and again i think that's about as warm as we are going to get today. 0s and 0s in the mountains and a few flakes in the highest elevation too. so

across the river at rutgers, the main campus in new brunswick. multiple stabbings reported on that people were stabbed at the business school -- that is the building right there. the school has been put on lockdown and people are told to avoid that area. again, new brunswick, new jersey, 45 minutes to an hour outside new york city off the new jersey turnpike. the suspect, who was also stabbed, in custody, now being treated. it is not yet clear how serious the other injuries are. lets take you to boston's city hall. early voting ended an hour ago. those in line will get a chance to vote tonight. you just saw how long the line was. it was eight years ago tonight that barack obama was elected president. maria: and the candidates and their surrogates are crisscrossing battleground states and, yes, that includes new hampshire. that is where our team coverage begins with newscenter 5's david bienick. he's in atkinson, where donald trump campaigned today. david: this is the first of two rallies donald trump has scheduled in new hampshire. it underscores

brunswick may clip northern montgomery county on the way to howard and car roll as well. ahead of it boy temperatures not bad. 64 fredericksburg and we've got 62 with mid- to upper 50s for much of the shenandoah valley and still chilly in the mountains. they're only in the low to mid- 40s. officially at reagan national, 62. dew points in the low 40s so with a 20-degree spread between the temperature and the dew point humidity is 48% and that's that kind of dry air doesn't look like the showers at least in d.c. will be a problem. the mild and y warm friday and saturday. we could be topping 70 both days and then much colder by sunday. i expect some accumulating snows in the mountains and you know, beg can't say we won't get a flurry. the 850-millibar temperatures and these are about a mile off the ground and you can see the cold air building thursday. and then diving off to the east and the southeast so that by friday evening chicago starting to feel it. as we get in towards saturday afternoon the cold is knocking on the doorstep and by sunday the cold is on top of us. and

there's water main break work going on in brunswick. we will check in on the repairs. from the live desk, a man shot on the east side found sitting in his car. police located the man at east 55th street and euclid avenue. they don't believe that's where the shooting took place. he was treated until ems arrived. theman was transported in critical condition. >>> an ohio prosecutor said he will try again for a murder conviction against a former university of cincinnati police officer. >> ray tensing shooting and killing sam debose, a back man in 2015. a jury this month could not reach a verdict. the prosecutor now planning to ask the judge to move the next trial out of cincinnati. >>> sandusky county's former sheriff is changing his plea to guilty for stealing prescription drugs. he took prescription pills from drop off boxes. he pleaded to guilty to 13 counts including theft in office. budget cuts and a multimillion dollar deficit, the reign city council gives the chief the first raise. the $18,000 brings his salary to more than 100000 dollars. >>> police are on the hunt

in maine but when locals have their fill they head to brunswick for some portland pie. >> the restaurant was opened in 2016. >> it been great. we've met a ton of business owners and a lot of different business leaders and town leaders and everyone has been extremely welcoming. >> who wouldn't welcome a place cooking, cutting ander another pizza place. buy a portland pie and you may help to safe a life. >> my son has been battling a stage four neuroblastoma in boston so we've championed the jimmy cause a and recently got hind a level team of walkers so we hosted a fundraisener support of their efforts here in order to try to give back and support the jimmy fund and research and the kids and adults who are battling cancer. >> managing joey's illness while starting a business hasn't been easy, but portland pie customers help with every slice they buy and every word of support. >> many customers ask about how joey is doing and certainly take a special interest in the progress that he's making, and so, for us, it's just about relying on that back drop and that backbone, whether it's stanley,

today and we came out to the very edge of medina county to visit - mapleside farms because we're in brunswick! we're gonna visit a whole bunch of different places. as a matter of fact, i understand there's a restaurant here where the people are from thailand, so it's a pretty cool little restaurant. - interesting, you know what else brunswick has to offer? another farm here that you can go and visit reindeer, and they have camels, and they have horses, and they really have everything under the sun. - did you ride the camel? - i didn't get on that one, no. he was not in the mood for me. - he was in a humpy mood. (natalie laughs) there ya go. - we're gonna show you that place, too, and then a great place for stationery.

new brunswick police finally caught up with the suspect who was on the run that fled the scene as you see in the video. after talking to the suspect, police came out on wednesday to state that new brunswick police will not be filing charges on the male in this incident from this video. now, they say that they determined that emily, the female, was the aggressor in the incident and that the suspect had not been in hiding, and he had been cooperating with the police department. now, her uncle who she lives with had a different story. he said the investigators told him that the investigation was open until emily gains consciousness and tell her side of the story. but i caught up with emily's best friend, beth noble, via skype. >> i'm really unhappy about that, but throughout all of this when a lot of people were coming to me through social media expressing their anger and everything, i always said personally -- and i think i can speak for a lot of people when i say that his punishment is not as important to me as her recovery. >> does her best friend think that at any point it was her fa

water main break in brunswick. north olmstead is 17 minutes there. from mentor 29 minutes for you, and akron to cleveland perfectly on-time commute, 37 minutes there. today is one of the busiest travel day of the year. aaa says peak congestion is at 3:00 in the afternoon. here are a few tips. >> if you're driving, you're joined with 43.5 million more americansor that's an increase of about 2% over last year. you can thank lower gas prices for all this congestion, but by now most of us know we should make sure we have a good car battery and our tires need to pass the penny test. plus, buckle up, and put up the distractions like the cell phone. here are lesser-known tips aaa and lifehacker reminds us of. follow the two second roll for following distance. in front of you passes that object, make sure you don't pass another two seconds. turn oyour headlights. you're more visible during the daytime with headlights on. informant, life hacker says you're 32% less likely to be in a collision. adjust your side mirrors so your car is not visible in your mirror

but we have one incident in brunswick. we have a waterman break shut down at hancock road between center road and keller hanna drive. holly take ferrell as a detail. danielle and for the stuffing. >>> cloud cover increases and we expect rain showers to move in mainly later today. if you see a few showers this morning there could be a little sleet mixed in. i that i lot will hold off until later is the the truth. that's a blessing and so i will be thankful for that on this busy travel day and even if you are going to work and school and grocery store, you know how the roads will be today. upper 40s for thanksgivingthursday and scattered rain chances black friday too. and even into the weekend and for cyber monday, matt gre >> reporter: best day of the the year. and on wkyc.com right now 10 tech deals to blow you away early door busters i will do a facebook live before 9 this morning and tomorrow, again our mission, enjoy thanksgiving. we got you covered. don't worry. all the deals will be on the website don't line up. enjoy

we start in brunswick because that's where we have a traffic incident. the only one of the day for right now. hancock road is closed between center road and keller hanna drive due to a water main break. i spoke with the brunswick police and they are not sure how long it will be closed. cleveland water is responding to this one. so if you need to get around it this morning you can take pearl road as a detour option. we are looking great on the drive times so you are good to go. john and lynna back to you. >> danielle thank you. >>> another police officer shot the in michigan overnight. >> yeah maureen kyle has more on that story in the morning news feed. very troubling. >> reporter: and we are waking up to learn a little more about the officer deism it to police say a wayne state university -- police say a-- about this officer. police say a wayne state university police was shot in the thefts from cars and stopped someone on a bike to ask questions and the gunman opened fire. the officer was critically wounded. police have a person of interest in custody

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it says a stabbing at the rutgers business school in new brunswick -- on the east coast there -- avoid the area and/or take shelter. that coming in around 2:45. so that's about 11:45 our time. don't have a whole lot of information there but that is what we know at this point and time. as soon as we know more we'll bring it to you. >> michelle: those are the tweets that get sent out to the, you know, to everybody on campus area. so we'll follow that story. a stabbing at rutgers and let you know more. >>> we told you before the break we wanted to see your awesome selfies of you sharing pictures of us voting. oh my gosh you guys have done such a great job. if you want to do this the hashtag #i voted lv. here is everybody's pictures. remember you can't be inside of one of the polling locations. that's illegal. but once you come outside, take a picture of i mean, of yourself. don't be silent. rock your vote. that's cool. she hit the nose on her head. there you go. i love this. because you guys are showing -- my civic duty. >> michelle: eeyore voted. >> look at that. that's cute. i love it.

this happening at the business school on rutgers new brunswick campus. the school was put on lock down as police search for the suspect. the university says the area is now safe and police are there investigating as you see from this shot. and the breaking news you mentioned out of new york city now. authorities are saying that two officers have been shot in the aren't known at this point. now we're over that scene. nbc news in new york is reporting that one of the officers was shot in the head. the other in the leg. from images on the scene, it appears the investigators are sort of focusing on a crashed car which i think is the white looks like suv all the way to the right, what you see on the sidewalk and you can see you core donned off that area. we'll keep you updated on both breaking stories as we get more >> anchor: the presidential election just four days away and both candidates focused obnew hampshire and other swing states. donald trump campaigning in atkinson opening his speech by of course attacking hilary clinton and her daughter, chelsea, i

awesome school and district. >> our apple wood elementary in brunswick. debbie cidrer. >>> if you would like to nominate a deserving educator log onto newsnet5.com. >>> next at 5:30. we have our live team coverage. >> we told you about the people keeping a close eyes on the tell but small army of people working behind the scenes making sure that this election goes off without a hitch and your vote is counted. >>> a lot of people counting down to election day fearing that they may be able to vote. we are going to show you the efforts to get you to local >>> it is the final hillary clinton crisscrossing the country hitting crucial battleground states trying to convince voters they are the best for the job. abc poll has clinton with a four-point lead but that race is tight. >>> 2016 the year of the gun. the f.b.i. says there were more thant 2- 000000 background checks in ohio. last month local shop owners say the election and changes to gun laws have made for high the supreme court to reinstate a cleveland federal judge's restraining order against donald tru

this happen integrity business school on rutgers, new brunswick campus. school was put on lock down as police search for a suspect. students describe the moments after the stabbings. >>> at first i thought it was just two guys just fighting each other because that's what it sounded like, but then once people started looking up and getting concerned and the people up saying we need to get ambulance. there is sleet bleeding. that's when i was like oh my god this is real. you know, if something serious was happening. i just heard yelling and like sort of a struggle go down and then people started getting up, looking frantic and short leafter that ambulance call up, police came up. >> anchor: rutgers university says the school and area around it is now safe. >> anchor: and we're following more breaking news. this out of haverhill where pedestrian accident. sky 7 hd over that area just minutes ago. this is the area of 371 river street. we're told it's a serious accident. they called in a medical helicopter. we have crews on the way and we will continue to brin

but this is brunswick avenue. just where you see that cluster of firefighters, that is where weinberg place s and there are nine homes on weinberg place, all nine of those homes involved in this fire. we actually got the chance to speak to one of the displaced residents, he describes to us just the scary moments when he realize that the homes on the street were on fire. >> well, so far, so lucky, you know, wake up, almost filled with ice, like in two minutes, because, you know, everything like -- >> just very precarious situation here, still, also, more updated numbers for you guys, so far, we're hearing that seven people were displaced, and two people were hurt, and transported to the hospital. those numbers could change, those are the numbers we have at this point. also not only did the residents on world meeting of families err place were evacuated but also homes here on brunswick avenue, and as we mentioned earlier, the power and go cents is turned off. several blocks around this area. so, a very dangerous sit

>> no big backups a couple that make it aba nearby depending on where you're crying over in brunswick there was so water main break the small stretch of roadway is still close we also havetc this road closure that towards oakwood. the one accident we have is down in the akron area 77 southbound police are on the scene it looks like it was cleared away. seventy-sevens as you can see e have a bit more volume out there 90 approaching west 25th no issues except off to the right hand side flashing lights anytime you see that if he spill overh and give them plenty of space that would be ideal. route 14 is closed at the lake rothwell bridge. that is having structural issuesh 303 to 44 is your alternate it will be close the next six months. scott is here with not too bad of a forecast.mo good morning, everyone nice-looking sunshine high cirrus clouds temperatures for the most partt unless you live here in cleveland on liquid to mid 20s with your up and currently and we need to keep an eye n on the warm front a lot of rain with the system seeing rain in daytonn in cincinnati but noticed 26 and

he is from brunswick, georgia. he avoided newspapers, tv and internet. when he leaves the house, he wears headphones and sign that reads, "i don't know who won i don't want to." please don't tell me. we happen to have him on skype. hi, joe. >> good to see you. >> i have to tell you, everybody around here, we are trying to hard not to mess this up for you. so be real here. a lot of people who probably don't believe this. you really truly don't know who the president is and how are you doing it? i mentioned not reading newspapers. it seems your newspapers would have holes in it if you took the headlines out. >> that's right. i got to be an expert at this. i divert my gaze from newspaper boxes. i don't venture out much. and sign. people have been respectful. >> joe, why are you doing this? >> it was never a plan. i was invited to a gathering at a friend's house on election night to sit there with everybody else and gnaw my nails to the quick into the night. i'm just beat to a pulp like we are all are. the next morning, i'm an artist and writer. i had a lot

rutgers new brunswick chancellor richard edwards said of the findings -- afraid to look at ourselvesnd our early history. we are a large public university that is one of the most diverse in the country and we think we need to understand our history and not be ashamed of it, but to and not be ashamed of it, but to be able to face it in a forthright way." the project was part of an initiative by edwards and the committee on enslaved and disenfranchised populations in rutgers history, which grew out of a meeting with a group of students concerned about improving the racial and cultural climate on campus. rutgers is one of several colleges and universities across the united states now grappling with their historical ties to slavery, including georgetown, yale, and harvard. for more we are joined by marisa for more we are joined by marisa fuentes, associate professor of women's & gender studies and history at rutgers. she is director of research for the team that produced "scarlet and black." welcome to democracy now! >> she is director of research for the team that produced "scarlet and

meet our teacher of the week in brunswick, miss debbie crider. >> you are teacher of the week! >> on behalf of ohio savings attack we have a gift congratulations. >> reporter: her colleagues and family give praise as she goes the extra mile for each and every one of her students. being the selfless person she is she gives so many others the credit for her success. >> i have a great group of kids, a great staff, great principal, amazing, awesome school and district to work for. >> reporter: our teacher of the week at applewood elementary school in brunswick, debbie crider, from news 5, congratulations. if you would like to nominate a deserving educator go to news5cleveland.com/teacher. >> i love she spotted the camera and wanted it off the school. >>> next -- a kid killed out of his own house for supporting donald trump. now his mom is responding to >>> 8:43. breaking news from new zealand. a tsunami warning just issued following a magnitude 7.8 quake. authorities say that quake generated a tsunami. the first waves already hitting the south island. no immediate reports of major

theo center of holiday celebrations of downtown delivered a 45-foot christmas tree donated by a brunswick family, the official tree lighting on saturday november 2 strenda winterfest celebration including activities a visit from santa and ended with fireworks. >> and ice rink is installed in the public square to open saturday to remain open through february.y. are the skating rink is refrigerated but may close if above 50ti it will cause $10 including rental skates. >> this year we are excited to have the ice rink, for many who grew up here to come to this event, we have been with syed for some years soa are excited add that as a new community in the new public square for winterfest. of ice skating during winterfest, on a first-come first-served basis it can also be rented out for private evento with more info at fox 8.com. >> ,, man right fox 8 news. donald trump has begun his been gwen ifill lost her battle with cancer at the age of 61, sheetn , anchored the pbs newsh and moderated two vice presidential debates in her tim before coming to tv she was a new york times and washington post

in brunswick curley at 50. cloud cover increasing. it's only had-the we had a certified after november 1 and only a handful times were get two straight days above 75. last timeg stretch of unseasonably warm weather. look flickr hi tim she good day oregonok 75 about 10-15 guy gusy miles an hour. the ways willle die down during the game so mild and dry, 67 is the forecast temperature and >> fans will be cheering go tribe all press northeast ohio> so she do know that phrase was owned by a trademark. he call the secretary stay in close ankle and saw go tribe. he's been the owner ever since start of its main amazing for his color those wily notet minister name tag name for a baseball team immunoassays. >> the last link to the last indian school search chairmanship game will be back in increments nine for game six. we told you about any rose last week. t he is a 90 euros allows lives in portland taxes. if that he's a private team to >> the forwards and sir turn them bonior was indians. he called apologizes saying he blood. aside from been t

it happened at the business school on the livingston campus in new brunswick new jersey. and, there being urged to avoid the area. and, they are being told to stay away or take shelter where they are to try to remain safe. at this point no other details are being released. we're going to stand top of this . >> today, presenting a challenge for some teachers. as, teachers are asking about what they see in the candidates and from the adults. >> claudia long sat down with a group of teachers from the middle school and another group from walnut creek. talk about how the election is being portrayed in the classroom. >> as a history teacher, there are many teachable moments. >> it's about the conversation itself not necessarily the candidates because i think one of the things that we've seen in the selection is that they are both flawed in a variety of ways. >> but as teachers they are tasked with putting the election into a context that middle school students can understand. >> so when they did ask i told them not going to tell you who i'm voting for but i'll tell you what i d

making magic happen with a camera a minute ago, but we did catch up with one fan, ken bush, from brunswick. he is spending the whole day in cleveland today to soak up the energy of is city. i could not sleep thinking about what would happen tonight. we are going to win tonight. there is not going to be a game 7. >> reporter: i could not sleep last night either, ken i bush. i am -- kenny bush. we are loving the confidence. everyone is hoping for a big win. let's seal this deal and win the world series. but, guys, we are talking to fans who traveled across the couny a lot aren't even going to the game. tennessee, florida, texas -- even out of the country -- just to be in cleveland for this magical moment. everybody is hoping for big things, leon. this excitement will only build throughout the day today. >> you can count on that build, indeed. many thanks, tara. >>> much of the focus has been on the indians fantastic pitching staff. taking the mound tonight, one pitchers. meg shaw has more on the star josh tomlin. >> reporter: what a night this will be for josh tomlin, coming off an incredibl

the other is down or brunswick and it was close. haddo between keller hennig and that's-this is 71 and badly no problems. and the top in at 77 very quiet as you head into downtown.at construction project wrapped up. let's road has reopened at route eight over in macedonia.ha >> thank you. want to get you caught up on what's happening in the news on this wednesday morning. donald trump's claim to higher a special prosecutor to investigate s hillary clinton hs stop. >> and aid to the president you like says there's no plan to pursue charges against clinton. todd meany is live with the latest on that and the transition of power. >> we surprise? >> yes. president elect don't trump said it would bee-some conservative websites are very upset. breitbart:a broken promise. othersba like rudy giuliani cald a decision to unite the nation. donald trump said the formal candidate doctor ben carson is of housing and development. >> i do not see that nor have i talked about it. there's a tradition in american politics after you it wouldld an electi

. >> that includes a brunswick grandmother who completed her project she is been working on for two years. local reporter who witnessed what happened. >> reporter: she turned her crochet hobby into something that is making a big impact for some wounded and lonely veterans. >> i brought you a gift. i hope it makes you happy. >> reporter: it is a gift two years in the making. priscilla is handing out 30 of her homewood blanket sure to keep these wounded veterans some cheering up. the va's own study showed one in 10 older veterans is clinically depressed. >> a lot of times you do not know if anybody cares. people forget about you. >> each one is made with love. >> reporter: this is really just one example of all the volunteering that was happening here today. we even had some high school students hijab up youngstown just to spend some time with veterans today. derick waller, news 5. >>> all right. chief meteorologist mark johnson, lay it on us. >> it is chilly outside. look at these temperatures. they are already flirting with 40 degrees with 42 in barberton and a 41 in peninsula and medina

we are at 8 miles with west winds a bit briskth per hour. 40 degrees 38 in brunswick 39 in barberton 40s out here in madison and painesville you see the cloud cover is back >> topping the news this morning we talk about a news in the news in cleveland indians who are where 12 -year-old boy was hit on mear road when state now looking wednesday now looking for thosee of the vehicle taken about 530 and he joins us live now. dave. >> for one of the busiest travel days of the year we are at southpark mall it added several hours ago the parking lot is elsewhere doors open again that people were very civil at the southpark mall black friday is not what it used to be. major retailerso on thanksgiving day when we see people camping out hoping to get their hands on deep discounted items usually lured by coveted electronics many of the people we have seen so far this money have been added since last maker the. >> most of them i don't do this but>> it was worth getting up ad getting out of here. hopefullyg they have what i am looking for. they could to set the records for online records we are n

brunswick early at 48. high clouds are still

brunswick early at 48. high clouds are still look at the war that extends from clevelandd all the way back to chicago. the center of the war between kansas city and some sailors were temperatures are already close to 70. southwest wind continues and will drive that warmth our way.d we need to be in the low 80s to break any records. record high is 82 are forecast day still unseasonably a warm regardless break any records.he the winds will start to die down a little during the game. again gametime temperature will be 67 degreesga with a southwin. >> a nice-looking rush hour. i cannot find any accidents out there. cavaliers are going to tip at six. there's going to be a lot of traffic downtown. maybe avoid night and ontario and exit at carnegie.yb there are a handful of cheaper populace over near carnegie and 22nd and is a quick walk to the ballpark. no problems on the west side of town and 90 on the show way by 55th uris want to scylla down as you head around dead man's curve.ow there is construction on 76. s

in brunswick they had one and it closed a portion of their work between keller hanna and park drive.th this is 77 and the turnpike is running well. as you are going out is says turkey turkey, buckle buckle. if they thanksgiving reminder to buckle up as you head out.i southbound was roeser close between detroit and failure. we talk to folks over there at believe it should be open by sometime next week. >> top story this way family and friends gather to remember alexander mullins, the teenager was found dead inside a big a home. we are live over at the funeral home in middleburg heights with few local arrangements and the latest on the investigation. >> good morning. police still have no suspects in the death of 16 -year-old alexander mullins which makes it so much harder for the family because 1 m loved one but the same kind of summary questions with no answers. that is that stopping them from remembering the 16 -year-old who sister said has such a huge heart.1 >> he was a boy who gave him three bucks, he would if you gave him $20 to go get them, hee would give it to someone hungrier.h

. >>> now to brunswick, georgia goo in the -- in the murder trial of justin harris. he's accused of leaving his 22-month-old son in a hot car. he said he forgot to take him to sfz day care. >>> the state of new jersey is city government and assets. the resort town is half a billion dollars in debt because of a drop in the gambling business. 5 of 12 casinos have closed. >>> coming up, a local young gymnast in virginia getting to meet inspiration in the form of a gold medallist. getting a good night sleep. >> tonight at 11:00 an i team investigation revealing a shocking case of elder abuse and an alarming fraud scheme with more than (6) 500-0000 americans over the age of 60. this story will be eye opening to anybody afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. >>> donald trump's victory left millions of hillary clinton fans devastated. many are grieving like they experienced a death. when clinton gave her one supporter is making no plans to take down her campaign sign. she said it was difficult expla

out toward brunswick or through loudoun county, western loudoun, showers overspend the area, but heavier bands could move through later tonight. there could be cymer was a funder, but there is much-needed rain. we will talk about how m coming up in a bit. to recap, showers through the latter half of the evening. keep a slicker. you're pretty good. later this evening, heavy rains return but unfortunately right in the heart of the evening rush. jummy: thank you. right now, the bad weather not only affecting us here in the dmv, the south was really battered by the storms overnight. you can see tornadoes ripping through parts of alabama, four children remain >> in critical condition. there is a tornado right there. >> overnight, 23 tornadoes reported from louisiana to tennessee. this is what it looks like in northeast alabama after a twister slammed into homes, damaging businesses as animals roamed the roads. three people killed, all in the same trailer. four center was destroyed. in mississippi, strong winds over 60 miles per hour, flipping over trucks and damaging barnes. >> an 18 wheeler

all of that water we got fire hose of it in new brunswick right now that continues to lift off to the north. you have to go all the way back to the western interior of the doesn't look like much across the rockies. this will gather strength and be a storm for portions for minnesota and portions of south dakota. a blizzard watch is posted for western minnesota and eastern south dakota for friday into friday night. likely it would get extended across central and northern minnesota as that storm delivers 8 to 12 inches of snow and a wind driven snow across portions over the weekend. showers around and a gusty wind that develops. not the next couple of days. mild sunshine by friday. saturday enjoying dry weather. hold for the low 50s along the coastline on saturday. the upper 50s inland. away from your coastline warmest to start the weekend. sunday a front in an area of low pressure crosses new england. that will provide showers and a into sunday night. goodbye to the mild air once we get into sunday night. monday and tuesday blast of chilly air with gusty wind. we are talking about winds

brought to you by brunswick automart. >> well corey clubber's wife -- corey kluber's wife kept it classy. but others did not. place votes but still lost. so porsello wins the cy young award and kluber was third. voting was done before the post- season started. kluber had a heck of a year this year. an 18-9 record with a 3.14 era. >>> lebron james getting rest tonight. jr smith also out because of a sprained right ankl you subtract two starters and it equals a loss. ending with a 9-1 record. >>> a win tonight would be the best start in the cavs history. post rising a pair of kevin love draws the defender. love went for a game high. 16 rebounds. lebron approves. pacers pull away. knocked down the jumper. they lose 103-93. cavs home friday against the pistons. >>> rg iii cleared for activity. he can throw but is not ready to be tackled yet. the browns have 20 days to activate him. he fractured his shoulder in the season opener. >>> name that quarterback. roethlisberger was asked if he could name all quarterbacks he's faced. he said no chance. if you're playing at home you're in luck. we're

the fire is on weinberg place by brunswick avenue and olden avenue and spruce street. some of the major routes in trenton are being impacted, as well as the smoke blows and the fire crews remain on the scene. coming into pennsylvania off the trenton-morrisville bridge. this is route 1, southbound goid it was closed overnight for construction, the crews have cleared out. they will return tonight at 9:00 p.m. and close the super highway once again. old lincoln highway closes during the midday that's been going on for a month or so. use 213 or 413 as the alternates. have a downed tree in willow grove at 611 southbound side. now word is coming in of a overturned vehicle crash worcester township, stick with germantown pike as the alternate. >> new on "action news," authorities in florida arrested a suspect who shot and injured a police officer in is santa bell. the suspect hit the officer in a drive-by shooting and left the scene. emergency workers transported the officer to a hospital where he was treated and released. >> the eagles game in seattle took a brutal toll on th

brought to you by brunswick auto mart. >> we just keep searching. i think owe our fanbase the opportunity to win a game. you know, to win. with the next one coming up in cincinnati we're going to do whatever we think it takes to get ourselves in that w column. >> they released joe callahan starters for the bye week. rg iii is back practicing and ready to role. matt mccans was assigned today. why? because john greco is out for the rest of the season with a foot injure. also fighting injuries is corey coleman. yesterday he found himself in the end zone with his first touchdown of the sea direction. >> no in the nfl you never know. i had opened up when they called the play. and i knew the guy was on me and off cover. i knew i had to set it good to get him to bite on it. >> don't ferthd we have you covered everything browns. even though it's a bye week hue jackson still comes to work and show on friday nights and replays on saturday. >>> cavaliers have a player of the week not named lebron james. kevin love wins. ohio state beat michigan. want to hear w

elnora mills: tryingt it's now only her... living in this mobile home in brunswick county. her husband of 48 years, buddy, died in may from cancer. elnora mills. he's better off where's he at. he's not suffering. he wanted to stay a little big longer while i get my last check. that check is money the state promised her, after what it did to her when she was 16. elnora had her appendix removed, but doctors also sterilized her later, she married buddy and they wanted to have kids. but the kids never came. elnora mills: it's still not right what the state did to us. i think they did us dirty. elnora used the restitution money she's already received, to put new doors on the house. she also paid for his funeral, his grave... and his medical bills. now she has medical bills for a cancer that started in her nose and spread, making her blind in one eye. elnora mills: and it make senators and the legislators. elnora: why is it taking y'all so long to pay people fixed by the state? they need their money like i do. we asked representative paul stam, the house speaker pro tem, where th

to you by brunswick auto mart. >> the kravrs back in action -- cavs back in action tonight hosting the mavericks. the mavericks 2-12 on the season making them the worst team in the nba. the cavs absolutely dominating at the q. making things happen. kyrie irving at the three. cavs up 9-4. lebron james doing his thing. he sees thompson for the slam. and how about kevin love? no record set tonight. knocking them down from three- point land. cavs up by 40. cavs showing their muscle with a big win. 128-90. now lebron james and some teammates planning a trip tomorrow. get you moving before kick off. we have the game and we'll wrap things up at 7:00 as well. ohio state and michigan tomorrow. news 5 will be back right after this. >>> that's it for us for now. thanks for being with us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, casey affleck. from "dancing with the stars," laurie hernandez. judge james and music from garth brooks. and now, while we're at it, here's jimmy kimmel! ? >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome. thank you. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. than

. >> and brunswick steps up to help. >> many customers ask about how he is feeling. >> one pizza at a time. the main streets and back roads. next on chronicle. anthony: take a deep breath. relax with us tonight here on

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brought to you by brunswick automart. >> happy thanksgiving everyone. i'm thankful for being able to bring you the news tonight. i'm not the people know what i'm thankful for. many browns players saying what they're thankful for on social media. >> pryor is thankful for being blessed to get through crazy circumstances. and jay den posting a picture with his wife and baby. hayden was limited at practice today with a groin injury. >>> the browns had a short the most recent foe the steelers took on the colts. the steelers winning. and plenty of action early on today. dallas hosting washington this afternoon. under two minutes to go in the first half. first and goal. zach prescott on the run to terrence williams. macs a great catch for the -- make as great catch for the score. cowboys lead 24-12. airs it to desean jackson. what a throw. washington trails 24-19. cowboys too strong. former buck eye ezekiel elliott makes the run. cowboys win 31-19. a nail biter at ford field between minnesota and detroit. lions up 7-0. a five-yard touchdown run. game tied. at

. >> you'll be performing this weekend in new brunswick. your tickets. >> i am freaking out. >> i don't see scary movies, don't to haunted houses. but for some reason i thought it was a good idea to go down to rome university to check out there scary virtual reality game. it was created by undergraduate students and graduate students has a way to apply what they were learning in the classroom. the virtual-reality center so much more than a fun place to play game. it's an incubator for innovation and collaboration. their mixed reality theater is usually one in the entire world. they are doing incredible projects with that. >> the rv center is about taking visualization and putting it in whether it's medical, fai, or looking at human cadavers and bodies we apply that technology with us and need. >> is something medical students are using to go inside a patient's body to better diagnose and treat different problems they see in their patients. i actually got to see calcified bones. >> i love this. >> just like the medical project, they also hav

. >> it's now owned by east brunswick in. he thinks he has one last chance to buy it and save it.ally have strategic value so now he's calling on three people to make that happen. donald trump, governor chr lieur >> there's a fox right across, see him going in there. >> why are you reaching out to christie. >> he has stated that he is in favor of setting aside land that was part of his credo when he got elected. if he is, i would like to make a point of it. >> i reached out to brian murray, the press secretary and he says he will look into it and there's a petition going around. the more people who sign there's more people to take action. >> there not many more things i could do do at the age of 98, but i would love to have this be one of the things that i got done before i leave this world. >> welcome to the avenue of flags. the small town has a small way of saying thanks to our veterans. >> we should never forget our veterans he's being a bit insensitive. it's surrounded by a large muslim population. >> they are very upset about the >> we are missing sergio. he is protesting tha

roberts does not have custody of his daughter and officers say he took her from a brunswick k- mart. he will be arraigned wednesday. >>> in this vacant lot. a body found and after weeks police are asking for your help. dan deroos is in the answer center with some clues in this case >> dan: we will be able to you as much as the medical examiner and police department. this is the press release that went out. a joint press release with the medical examiner's office and police department. we don't get these often but when they are lost on clues and at a dead end like this case, they give us what we can. i want to show you where this is at. on the east side, downtown. that lot is on dibble avenue. these are clues maybe you know a it is just off of superior avenue, 56th and superior. the neighborhood is, you know, normal east side neighborhood. a lot of vacant lots and the details they have given us about the suspect, they have exhausted according to the many medical examiner's office and gone as far as they can with dna testing and all they have been able to tell us, a white female with l