getting answers in cleveland catherine bosley, cleveland 19. >> jeff: thank you, catherine. parma or nowhere. that will be the next one. why not. we have cloud cover in place right now. obviously you are feeling the temperature drop here. don't be surprised if you feel a shower, a little spritz or something like that later on this evening. dry stretch. a little cooler, 54 tomorrow and near 60 saturday and sunday up to 64. sunny and monday 66. it is a tranquil weather pattern setting up here and no alert days. the next 7. it will carry us through election day and middle part of next week. >> all right 46 the low tonight spot shower possible around could start if that happens. >> cloudy akron-canton 46 and tomorrow still mostly cloudy and it will take awhile for the lake-effect cloud cover to clear out of here. 54 the high. i think we will see more sun late day. by 5:00 partly cloudy and 53. still a fair amount of clouds. tomorrow night we will go clear. chilly for the friday night football games and saturday we rebound close to of 0. the browns game 64, clock's back an hour b

catherine bosley getting answers on this case. >> reporter: the teen's body was found in this vacant home off east 54th street no crime tape and looks like they are done here. >> remain. missing persons poster in the slovakia neighborhood where alexander mullins family lives. the pleas for help are still up and there was hope to the very end. >> i prayed every night. >> and i drove around the neighborhood because i live here, too. every person i saw, it isn't him. >> this family that doesn't want body was found with a gunshot wound to the test. >> we were told he was jumped and shot in the chest. that's all they was told so far. >> and shannon close to the family. >> it is sad. >> who can take a 16-year-old boy's life for what reason. what did he do to deserve this. >> we are told alexander was last seen walking to his high school specializing in environmental sciences a ways from his home. home was found. >> and his sister amber talked to us by phone in tears saying he was loved by many. >> one neighbor noticed strange activity at this vacant home. we have asked would he have gotten

catherine bosley getting answers catherine? >> reporter: the parma school district is depending on passing the tax renewal to avoid cuts like those in the recovery plan. without the tax they don't know what they would do after the community put their foot down on closing or repurposing any of the school buildings. >> the parma school district knows financial trouble and doing anything they can to get anything out of the spokesman says they can afford losing the tax levy they have depended on since 1976. >> if that goes away, i don't know what the future will hold. it makes it difficult to keep providing the education the community wants to our children. >> issue 118 is a 10 year tax renewal brings in $8 million to the school district costing the homeowner about $125 a year. hard to find anyone against it so far. >> we have already voted for it. it's for the kids, you know. >> it sounds tough. you have to do it. to pay, you know, the extra money. it is worth it for our kids. >> reporter: after a threat of going to fiscal caution

catherine bosley live in cleveland. now we are going on 69 years without a championship, catherine. we own the title, longest drought. >> reporter: a tough reality for sure. cleveland we are as tough as the metal fence that surrounds progressive field. that's why we know we can handle it. however, as much as we love our tribe, we also know it will take a little what a different downtown on the day after. back to the real world. every day life. oh, so quiet. you can almost. hear the birds. you can certainly sense the hurt. >> how are we feeling today after that. >> like the weather. gloomy. it was a long game. they tried their best and couldn't pull it out. >> the feeling and seems like everybody is somber. where charles hale will tell you all about it. >> how did you feel when you woke up this morning. >> feel empty. >> reporter: empty? >> yes. we should have had it. >> reporter: a tribe fan all his life and so proud of the tribe and knows he gave it everything. still shaking it off will take a little time. >> you can't stop thinking about it, huh? >> no. stayed in my mind. >> keep

catherine bosley is live with the growing problem. you have a feel for these people? >> reporter: absolutely you do. take a look at this. this pile of garbage just dollar store. this is certainly something you can see from the neighboring roads. even worse on this side the garbage and overflow actually stretches out to one of the neighborhood streets. you might think it cannot get much worse than this. cleveland's first district. >> very disgusting. >> reporter: say it gets worse every day. >> i am concerned how it makes the neighborhood look. >> reporter: so is community >> every single day i am angered and actually painfully upset. >> reporter: it got her attention several weeks ago calling it a harvard with lots of animals and started with the call starting with the store itself and gets nowhere. >> we want to talk about the garbage pile. the store manager is trying to get help and blames neighbors who are dumping going out for several months. >> talk to my district manager and trying to get on it as fast >> they called waste management for help. so did we. we are

catherine bosley is getting answers on the investigation. did they catch these guys, catherine? >> reporter: yeah, they did. they made the arrests. six arrests. the victim says it happened so fast and doesn't remember much about the attackers except they had pittsburgh steelers hats on and didn't see them coming? >> from his 24-year-old jason bush shows us the staples in his head and then some. after getting beaten up in downtown cleveland landing in intensive care at first. >> so much blood around my face. i couldn't even open up this eye. >> it happened at 2:00 monday morning when he and his boss left work and walked around the corner to prospect to visit another restaurant and jumped by a lot of guys. >> i was the ground and really was getting punched and kicks and everything. >> he remembers fearing for his life and his boss stopped the attack and next thing he continues he was in an ambulance. >> can you imagine his mother's shock and relief that seems he will be okay and police arrested all six men accused in the attack. men from arizona staying downtown. men jason says he

catherine bosley joins us from berea with the latest. catherine? >> reporter: we are talking about theft or allegations of theft. as the team gets to practice at yesterday's loss is not only getting attention it happened during the game. >> big talk in the world of sports espn to campus sports reporting what happened to rg iii and his girlfriend florida state track star greta after she announce odd her twitter account their wallets were stolen sunday. so you valet your car for a browns game and come back to you and your boyfriend's money being gone from the wallets. it was iii. typically on game day players pull up to firstenergy stadium leaving cars with valet staff who park them at a nearby lot. sometime during rg iii's car was parked a thief got busy. did not take long before twitter backlash began. followers blasting the couple for leaving their wallets in the first place. greta tweets back. ain't about why we left the able to leave anything i want there. >> no word on how much money or who is suspected. police have not received reports. they b

nail biting and we will be here throughout it all. >> reporter: reporting live in columbus, catherine bosley getting answers cleveland 19. >> chris: all right catherine. thank you for that. it could be an uphill climb for the former governor. we will keep our eyes on that sara goldenberg will check in with the portman side of things. >> denise: still ahead would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. saving on mobile data fees, helps big time. switch to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling to half the world. we can call aunt rose as much as we want now. switching i

catherine bosley is live at the scene right now. catherine, what's the latest. >> police say the investigation is just beginning and call the gunman a cold blooded killer. the fact he had a little boy with him at skills barber shop when he walked in and riddled a man with bullets says a lot t >> 29-year-old charles davis was killed almost as soon as he walked into the barber shop. the father was recognized by the gunman and another customer right away and appears something was going on between the two and police have no idea what. all the victim's family cares about is the killer is brought to justice and packed a press conference with a lot to say even to the killer. >> god might can forgive you. me and explain to my other niece and nephews why they don't have a father on thanksgiving. >> the violence has got to stop. >> finance somebody knows something, please come forward. i just lost my oldest child. >> police are worried about the little boy who was with that man and hoping that little boy will say something to someone about wha

as health officials tell catherine bosley, there's nothing to worry about. >> reporter: yes, you know, it's certainly enough to get the attention of anyone who lives in lake county. particularly anyone that lives or works here in lakeland. a big manufacturing area. yes, we spent time with the lake county health commissioner and he keeps saying no need to worry anymore. sort of outbreak of legionnaire's is no longer. it's only believed three cases all together. one deadly can be linked to a water cooler at consolidated precision products which has since been cleaned out. since those victims all actually lived in cuyahoga county, it became kind of a connect the dots deal after the fact when the counties compared data. so now what? >> continue to monitor. we're being very proactive as far as trying to begin to look at maybe cooling towers in the we know there are risk factors. now we've had an outbreak. potentially because of them, we want to study a little bit more. >> reporter: okay. so to put things in perspective, i'm told normally each year there's maybe 6 to 8 cases of legionnaire'

it. >> asking questions, getting answers, catherine bosley cleveland 19. >> tiffani: the president of the police union is off the job serving a six day suspension. mark nolan at the alert desk with details. >> mark: steve loomis and would not comment directly on the confrontation with another officer at the union hall. loomis was issued the suspension november 11th for improper conduct. according to city records he got in an argument and shouted obscenities at another officer one who shares a child with one of his adult daughters. they said it is an off duty family matter. and granddaughter. the appropriate appeals have been filed. >> loomis is under investigation for wearing dress uniform to a donald trump rally in akron. loomis received suspensions in 2006 for confrontations with a community activist and arguing with an lieutenant off duty attending a browns game. asking questions, getting answers, mark nolan, cleveland 19 news. >> denis they are dismissing the charges in a domestic assault case involving his former girlfriend. a judge set another hearing next month when the case co

getting answers, catherine bosley, cleveland 19. >> romona: thank you. i also want to tell you about a store owner who was assaulted in the old brooklyn neighborhood earlier today on pearl road. the owner was pistol whipped and treated on the scene by ems. the suspect was arrested. >> mark: and akron police need your help tracking down a suspecho minority behavioral health building. it happened almost a week ago. if you see the romona, call 911. do not approach him. call the u.s. marshal service at the number on your screen if you have any information. >>> today it is the tail of two weather stories. we saw both wet and dry weather earlier today and right now we are tracking showers. there will be people heading to a soggy thanksgiving day? >> jeff: well, part of it will be and it is certainly going to be soggy tonight. we have wet roadways all over the place, especially across the northern part of the state. this is mixing in with a brief period of sleet at times. you can see that mage in. ta color in geauga county as the system comes through. where it

know and understand the charges against you. [ no audio ] >> romona: apparently we are that was catherine bosley reporting and i think you got the gist of the story douglas shine guilty of murdering three people at the chalk linez barber shop >> mark: more breaking news at this hour. sheffield lake police confirmed there was a murder-suicide. police had the home surrounded at 2:00 this afternoon and they blocked off traffic on lake road at west shore boulevard and it to learn the names of the people who died. >>> in cleveland video back from the scene of a double shooting. a man died and woman treated at the hospital. the gulf happened east 40th near quincy. no word on arrests there. >>> we continue to get answers about a possible terror threat monday, the day before the election >> mark: we are hearing al~qaeda could plan attacks in new york, virginia and texas. chris tanaka joins us as authorities are taking this very authorities assessing the credibility of the intelligence. counter-terrorism officials across the country have been alerted out of an abundance of caution. earlier an alert we wa

we are going to send this to catherine bosley who has been watching the ted strickland party a few blocks away. catherine? >> reporter: sara, a bit of a different mood at the democratic election party. hit hard pretty early on when ted strickland learned of his loss. shortly after his concession speech he did spend time speaking about this whole thing. >> i am so grateful to ohio and to those who allowed me to be their congressmen and to those who allowed to let me serve as their governor and i want to say to all ohio ans, bit success special -- but hearts appreciate what theyy have done to help me. >> reporter: and congresswoman joyce beatty is here and she was just one representing the third district you know mr. strickland and your thoughts on the loss. >> it was a difficult loss in the community. he served as a great governor of ohio. he has served in congress and he was looking back going to the somewhat. he will have a lot of options. he i clinician, but it didn't turn out the way we hoped for. >> reporter: now let's talk about the whole feel right here at this party. the zest was z

catherine bosley standing by. >> got there and everything was fine. >> reporter: let me tell you gateway plaza is on fire. incredible party. a lot of fans have been complainin fans have been lately. that's a bit of a problem. you guys. [ cheering ] >> reporter: they're rude! all right. now we have indians. yes! so we got to get indians fans really loud all night. that really matters you know the ball players can hear the fans. we are hearing way too much of these guys. they are a little rude in our ballpark. all right. hopefully this party will go on all through the night as we plan a parade. back to you, jeff. you are a winner all the way around with this beautiful weather. >> jeff: another beautiful one. we broke akron-canton mansfield highs across the board and here you go game 7 forecast. a little cooler than last night because of a light wind. the wind will not be an issue. 66 at 8:00, 10:66. right around midnight showers will move in. no rain in our immediate area. and this is what i am tracking all night long. we think around midnight is when this rain will start to come in here.

. >> mark: we begin with catherine bosley covering the democrats. >> well, let's put it this way. democrats are ready for a party at the hyatt in downtown columbus. in fact, they are set up far what they are calling a victory party in relation to the presidential race. as close as it is as far as ohio is concerned. nothing close as strickland portman race as we have been the u.s. senate seat. the ohio democratic party chair david pepper is not quite giving up yet. here is what he has to say. >> the race el on, the coke brothers decided they wanted to buy the senate seat back and that's what they did when they spent $60 million attacking ted strickland. for him to win we have to have a surge and democrats ready for hillary clinton. >> crazier things have happened >> all right. crazier things happened. strickland and this camp expected tonight as results come in and watching it unfold with hundreds of other fellow democrats and of course we will be here along for the entire ride. let's go to the republican side in columbus. here is sara goldenberg. >> reporter: catherine, we are a f

let's go to catherine bosley. >> catherine: we are at the democratic party victory party whole state of ohio at the hyatt regency. you can sense the excitement in the air for a lot of the democratic races, especially the presidential race. joining me now is party chairman for the state of ohio. thank you for being with us. >> thanks. >> catherine: your predictions ahead. this has been a testy race. >> right. obviously we hope to see ted win. ted has come back in races even when he was behind. he is behind thanks to tens of millions attacking his record. he's come back before. if we get a good democratic surge, that can happen tonight. >> reporter: then we'll go on to the presidential campaign. you're thinking things are going to lean towards the democratic party. >> yes. early vote showed us a lot of good things. one, it was very high in a lot of the big cities. two, women really voted in high numbers in the early vote. 57% of the people that voted if that happens today, if that's a predictor of today, i think she'll win because of that. third, we saw a lot of republicans vote for hi

catherine bosley found out. catherine. >> reporter: yeah, you know, while the indians here, it is, again, lebron james who makes the winning statement for all of us and that winning statement again. we're talking about these shirts in a fashion statement that could not be more simple. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's gone. >> reporter: well, now we know how lebron james gets into a his show at the indians world series game 7 is one to remember and even more so, it's his shirt. >> i saw that. i saw that. that's really nice. >> reporter: cleveland or nowhere. so simple but to so many it means so much. >> i would like one. >> reporter: what does that mean to you cleveland or nowhere? >> that this is where it's happening. >> oh, yeah. i'm going to get me one. i got to have one of them. cleveland or nowhere. if you don't live here, you don't live nowhere. >> reporter: it's been big talk on social media from the talk lebron was captured on camera for the world to see. even those that aren't so sports minded taking note.

. >> getting answers on cleveland's east side, catherine bosley, cleveland 19. >> denise: what a shame. catherine, thank you. >>> charges are dismissed against a cleveland man accused of shooting and killing aavielle wakefield. the baby was shot in the chest while riding in a car on east 145th st holmes was arrested last november and charged with murder, felony assault, attempted murder and improper charge of a firearm. no word why those charges were dismissed. >>> cleveland police investigating a string of carjackings now. they happened across the city's west side. officers tell us 9 carjackings were reported in a single day. police are reminding drivers to be aware of your personal any suspicious activity to police. >>> a three year sentence for a man louis accused of attacking a man with a knife in downtown cleveland. doss was accused of lungeing at an officer who stopped to help. he plead guilty to assault, menacing and tampering with evidence. >> a man is in stable condition after he set himself on fire. the man was discussing the need to protest president-elect donald trump and d

catherine bosley now with the discovery details. catherine, what do you have for us? >> reporter: well, the police report here with few details on this case. only the basics. the basics that he was found here yesterday in this abandoned home on east 54th street. wallpapered with the missing persons poster of 16-year-old alexander mullins. less than 24 hours after police say they found his body. it was in this vacant home they say with a gunshot wound to the chest. they apparently got a phone call notifying them. the teen was last seen november 9th walking to the school just a few blocks from his home. as is this house where he was found. while the family isn't talking about it right now, family friends express their heartbreak. >> it's sad. i mean,ho 16-year-old boy's life for what reason? i mean, what did he do to deserve this? i was praying to god that he would be found. it's just like my 9-year-old son. it could have been my son. >> reporter: well, police say right now they have no suspects. they're not even saying whether or not they believe he was killed in this

catherine bosley has been hanging out with some of them at gateway plaza. catherine, good crowd so far? >> reporter: let me show you this. this is what you do when you have been waiting since 1:00 and you have standing room only tickets. you sit here like this and watch everything that takes place doing. you have been here since 1:00. any little thing in here and movement is fun. >> looking for anything that moves we can watch. it gets interesting from this couple coming all the way from omaha, nebraska. >> nice drive first in and last out. >> you have been out here since 1:00. taking turns going to the restrooms maybe. >> we don't want to miss it. we will catch the winning home run tonight. how are you a fan f >> i grew up in the early 90s kenny lofton got traded houston to cleveland and i have been an instant tribe fan '95, 'the 7. 13. >> reporter: bring us luck. they have been waiting in line for several hours including this gentleman who came from florida, right. >> yes, ma'am. how are you doing? >> good. so it was worth it, right. >> it was worth it. we

gusty winds really the problem over night leaving a heck of a mess in the wake in a lot ofpo catherine bosley joining us now with a look at what was going on in cleveland. catherine. look at that. >> reporter: well, you know, indeed the damage is scattered. but what you see behind me here, what's left of this vacant building on the west side on maywood gives you a pretty good idea of the power of some of the winds from last night. some scary moments over night with winds strong enough to bring down an entire wall of this abandoned building waking some neighbors up in a bit of a panic. >> waking up it was like, boom, >> reporter: connie lives right next to the building that they were hoping would be taken down soon. >> oh, my good. look at all of this. i'm glad nobody was hurt. i hope there was no animals in there. >> reporter: no one hurt here either but damage as a tree toppled on to a house. also on the east side, kinsman and east 7 third. check out this mess. a chunk of facade of the church ripped away crashing to the ground. and cleanup along downtown after the street was covered in glass

catherine bosley is getting answers on the investigation. did they catch these guys, catherine? >> reporter: yeah, they did. they made the arrests. six arrests. the victim says it happened so fast and doesn't remember much about the attackers except they had pittsburgh steelers hats on and didn't see them coming? >> from his 24-year-old jason bush shows us the staples in his head and then some. after getting beaten up in downtown cleveland landing in intensive care at first. >> so much blood around my face. i couldn't even open up this eye. >> it happened at 2:00 monday morning when he and his boss left work and walked around the corner to prospect to visit another restaurant and jumped by a lot of guys. >> i was the ground and really

meanwhile, i want to bring in catherine bosley. she was at the democratic watch party. >> reporter: that watch party in the ballroom just above us. it was supposed to be a celebrate. it got quiet as democrats watched the ohio numbers come in. in fact, no one was talking much about it at all. it was the second hard hit after ted strickland lost the u.s. senate race early on. what was cal democratic victory party, again, turned out to be anything but. here's what the ohio democratic chairman david pepper had to say about it all. >> a tough loss. obviously, a lot of counties clearly showed up in big ways, and it's just way beyond what even the polls expected. so it's a disappointment for us. >> reporter: so pepper like so many other democratic party leaders across ohio, across the more coming up on that in our next half hour. getting answers in columbus, catherine bosely, cleveland 19. >> tia: thank you so much. if you voted for hillary clinton what's the best way to come to terms with a trump presidency? >> brian: a local psychologis

right now we will go out live toe catherine bosley >> this is the victory party. they are calling it at the hyatt in columbus after ted strickland. former democrat and took the stage a little while ago and concede that he did lose the race for the u.s. senate to rob northman and he talked to us a little while after that. hear what he said. >> results for me are not what grateful, grateful for those of you who have worked so hard to support the effort and grateful for the opportunity to speak out over the course of the campaign on behalf of hard working ohioans. i have called senator portman and acknowledged his victory and wished him and his family good health and much happen miness and success in the future. >> so, a hard race run for sure. he was certainly out spent by the portman camp by a huge, huge har in. he had a feeling it was going this way and you never know what could happen. stranger things have happened and what he is going to do next k well, governor strickland is not sure. he has to reboot and sit back. and thank everybody all in the mean time thoug