dany: horas mÁs partes, el depp tino aguacero, mermÓ los Ánimos, llegaron para apoyar a su candidatoara los nuestros, para que no tengamos que comprar el tickets del aviÓn. dany: rosellÓ incluyo a su padre, pedro rosellÓ, estÁn convencidos que traerÁ la estadidad del progreso. ♪ con puerto rico necesitamos alguien joven con la capacidad de administrar a este pueblo, el mÁs completo, el mejor plan para puerto rico, y aparte que nos va ayudar a conseguir la estadidad para puerto rico. celebraron sus cierre de campaÑa en sus respectivos comitÉ. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ilia gracias dany, es una realidad para los puertorriqueÑos que el congreso tomarÁ las riendas del paÍs para tratar de enderezar las finanzas, katiria soto conversÓ con un economista en medio de la crisis. katiria: no es un secreto que la mala administraciÓn del gobierno ha sido de los factores que atraviesa a puerto rico. en cuestas a los rotativos del paÍs que impuso el congreso de los estados unidos. sin embargo, quienes se oponen se han lanzado a la calle a protestar porque entienden que esta

dany: segÚn informÓ la policÍa, erik tenÍa pendiente una cita en ponce por violencia domÉstica.ias en alerta amarilla, y 16 en alerta verde por una vaguada, lo que ha problema cada que mÁs de 6.000 personas sean desplazadas a casas de familiares y amigos. reportera: esta vaguada que sigue en un sistema de baja presiÓn ha puesto en un aviso de alerta amarilla, mientras que en alerta verde santiago rodrÍguez, marÍa trinidad sÁnchez, la alta gracia, hermanas, monte plata, la vega, valverde y san josÉ. ha provocado deslizamientos de tierras, como afectociÓn de viviendas. >> resultaron inundadas 78 viviendas y en los sectores y en la provincia unas 13 casas inundadas y una destruida por la crecida del rÍo. reportera: unas 8 comunidades permanecen incomunicadas, seguir los lineamientos de los organismos de protecciÓn civil, se les ha recomendado navegar cerca de la costa. ilia: a continuaciÓn noticias de nuestros paÍses. mario: un nuevo acuerdo para una visita del presidente colombiano juan manuel santos al reino unido, quiÉn recibiÓ el mes pasado el premio nobel de la paz, la primera

dany: se desconoce cÓmo Éste hombre le quitÓ la vida a sus hijos. >> naturalmente esto, luego que elidente en el mes de octubre p. por eso no se le negÓ el acceso a sus hijos, ademÁs de la violencia domÉstica, no era un criminal. >> ¿era violento? >> tiraba huevos desde el patio, a la casa de ella. no le gustaba la mÚsica, no sÉ. dany: segÚn informÓ la policÍa, erik tenÍa pendiente una cita en el tribunal de ponce por el segundo caso de violencia domÉstica en mediados de noviembre. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. julio: increÍble, en la repÚblica dominicana la mayorÍa de las mujeres muertas a manos de sus parejas o ex parejas no denunciaron. reportera: como injustificable quedÓ que en el 2015 77 mujeres perdieran la la vida, y 73 mil denuncias por violencia. >> todoslos casos que ustedes ven horrible que han reportado, no denunciaron en el ministerio pÚblico. falta un poder de empoderamiento de la mujer. reportera: un plan de acciÓn integral que informÓ el gobernador en los sectores que tienen que ver con esta problemÁtica para tener estrategias para combatirlo. en

♪ dany: suspendido indefinidamente, ese era el tema en los gimnasios de boxeo en la isla.do, se ve cÓmo rivera ingresa al ring, y juanma le dio un izquierdazo. al parecer la mayorÍa entiende la reacciÓn del pÚgil. porque yo fui boxeador y uno pierde la tabla en ocasiones y como tenÍa rabia con papito, ahi se desatÓ todo. >> se ponen bien calientes y pasÓ con lo paso, y estÁ bueno que pase. dany: aunque la disciplina y la paciencia es parte de las enseÑanzas para estos boxeadores aficionados, coinciden que este incidente tambiÉn les sirve de aprendizaje. >> es un gran ejemplo para no cometer la misma situaciÓn. uno de los dos cede y pues entonces esteaba lo que sucediÓ y gracias a dios que los boxeadores, que papi cogiÓ el micrÓfono y llamo a la calma porque hay se hubiera formado un despelote. dany: va a investigar la comisiÓn de boxeo de la isla, y podrÍa culminar en semanas o meses y obligarÍa a uno o a a ambos a pagar una indemnizaciÓn. julio: los vendedores del mercado "la pulga" fueron desalojados, provoca obstrucciÓn en el Área, situaciÓn que el alcalde califica de p

dani carlson getting the answers live tonight. dani? >> reporter: you want to make sure gifts you buy and also you stay safe when you are out shopping. we spoke to a security expert. he said malls are an spot for criminals. there are things can you do. one of the things is just to be vigilant and be aware of your surroundings and places like the parking lot. our expert says be vigilant and stay off your phone walking to your car. the biggest thing to stay safe when shopping is have common sense. shop during the day and not alone. actually a big security bonus to shopping at the mall, since there are so many people around help. it means if you see something strange, say something. >> how do people know if they are going as a safe place to be. >> well, there's no place that's 100% safe. it is more to wherever you go. you do a couple ofcism things. double-check and lock your car. don't leave things on your seat in view. put them in your trunk. >> because there could be more crime it is typically smaller crime that happens at malls and not

dani carlson joins us live with what she's uncovered so far. dani? >> reporter: well, romona, as you herald from haven't been major problems. several people have been contacting us. can you see voting is still going on and there's time to come out and do it if you would like to. we want to highlight a couple of different things that you have reached out to us about. one of the things people talked to us about registered voter wasn't listed at a polling place in starke county. a gentleman contacted us and said he was a registered voter and voted in the same spot for a sudden he went to the polling place today and he wasn't registered. talking to the board of elections in starke county they said they would call the polling place and check and see the specific issue and they did double-check to make sure the gentleman was a registered voter in starke county. one of the things that could potentially have happened, google inaccurately said polls opened at 6 a.m. and opened at 6:30. there were long lines early in the morning in starkeou adding to the confu

. >> dani so >> and you can look in your house and see if you have a problem. dani? >> reporter: you know what, paul. we can actually tell you we talked to a plumber today. he said one of the first steps to take, make sure you know what kind of pipes are in your house. he showed us reallicism steps and can you check and see what's in your house and make a get your water tested and make sure to keep your family safe. >> you could scrape it. sandpaper and i am using a scraper and i can see there's a copper color to it. >> can you do the same drill on all your pipes f. they are steel, they will be more rigid. a shinier silver and softer if they are lead. >> when you scrape it, it looks shiny silver. and the diameter, you don't the lead is a soft metal. >> anthony caruso, owner of plumbing says if your house is built before 1954 or plumbing work done before the mid-70s, the house may have lead pipes. and in cities like cleveland there's a chance the city's side of the pipe could be lead, too. >> you shouldn't automatically freak-out if you find the lead pipe in your home

getting answers in north ridgeville, dani carlson, >> romona: and i'll piggyback on what dani just said, if you are have problems voting today, cleveland 19 has several resources to use to make your voice heard. contact dani carlson, as she just said. or carl monday. and the addresses on the screen either by way of e-mail or twitter. >>> jeff. >> jeff: all right. thank you. we continue to monitor the rain moving in here or moving through, i should say. most of the rain is light. you saw dani's live shot there. people with the umbrellas. and you will need that tonight. we have some colder air coming in for one day. tomorrow. i say one day because by thursday we start to warm up again. it really is the up and down temperature pattern. now, this rain that you see here, this swath of light to moderate rain coming through, this is associated with the front itself. so i switched over the live scan. right now not much happening in downtown cleveland. but rocky have a shower moving through here. elyria, north ridgeville. here is another steadier batch of rain. vermilion and florence right along

oliver: here's reporter dani burger.t's looking at characteristics of stocks, rather than companies are fundamentals. whether they are peak, they don't swing very much, or whether they have momentum. you can already buy etf's that isolate those single factors. what multifactor does is takes all of those and steps as many as they can into one etf wrapper. you buy one product that is low volatility and quality stocks, all those together. oliver: that sounds like a lot of things to fit into one cohesive strategy. what makes it appealing? dani: is appealing because first of all, there are the tax reasons. the classic etf, that they are cheaper. investors want these four core product, at least, that's what they are billed for. rather than owning the s&p 500 is your main core thing you hold on for a while, you will him to this. you don't need to buy a bunch of different etf's. carol: it controls are for polio automatically. dani: it's almost geared to a retail lot he ends, it's like hey, don't worry about it. we have this math

oliver: here's reporter dani burger.e factor investing, which is looking at characteristics of stocks, rather than companies or fundamentals. so for example, whether they are cheap, they don't swing very much, or whether they have momentum. you can already buy etf's that isolate those single factors. but what multifactor does is it takes as many of those as they can and stuffs them into one etf wrapper. so you buy one single product that is low volatility, quality stock, all of those together. oliver: that sounds like a lot of things to fit into one cohesive strategy. so what makes it appealing? dani: is appealing because first of all, there are the tax reasons. the classic etf, that they are cheaper. but a lot of times what investors want these four is sort of -- what investors want these for is sort of a core product, at least, that's what they are built for. rather than owning the s&p 500 is your main core thing you hold on for a while, you will him to this. you don't need to buy a bunch of different etf's. carol: it

dany: celebraron los cierres de campaÑa el sÁbado.en seguida por el brote de tuberculosis. mientras que el personal de enfermerÍa se mantiene firme y que paralizorÁn sus labores. >> estamos anunciando que para el prÓximo jueves el personal de enfermerÍa estaremos en paro en todas las Áreas del hospital porque la situaciÓn es inaguantable >> en el hospital, la cantidad de casas reales que deben de haber. como forma de ir descongestionando en el centro de salud, se habilitoaron nuevas Áreas. y tambiÉn estamos entregando 15 camas para internos con traumas. anu anualmente este centro de salud registra 4 casos de tuberculosis. julio: otros hechos que tambiÉn son noticias en nuestros paÍses. el candidato donald trump llegarÁ a la casa blanca y desde atarÍa una inflaciÓn real que destro destrozorÍa la economia de los estados unidos. acusado de utilizar a the new york times para ser presidente, es distinto ser borracho que cantinero. con el 11 de noviembre muchos se preguntan en venezuela si darÁn un fruto las conversaciones que bajo la mirad

dany alexandrino nos dice mÁs. >> que si sucumbe medicare porque no le dan los fondos, sucumbe toda laeciben ayuda del gobierno para costero sus gastos mÉdicos, ya sea por medicare obamacare. los nÚmeros mÁs conservador 400 mil personas sin seguro mÉdico. ¿en dÓnde van a recibir los servicios? van a ir a las salas de emergencia, pero hay una ley federal que impiden a los hospitales dar el servicio si llegan a una sala de emergencia. dany: a esto se le suma el Éxodo de mÉdicos especialistas de la isla, anualmente se estÁn yendo 362 doctores, y a pesar de una inminente crisis, muchos no parecen estar enterado del grave problema. >> dios quiera que no, porque estÁ malo, y miro cÓmo estÁ la gente. >> no lo sabÍa, y si esto es, asÍ, tengo problemas porque lo que tengo es la reforma, quedÓ en el aire. en puerto rico es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios.. julio: a pesar que las lluvias han disminuido los estragos en la infraestructura en la repÚblica dominicana fueron devastadores, los residentes tratan de poner su mejor cara. reportera: en los Últimos dÍas han disminuido las pre

((dave courvoisier)) >> that was dani ruberti reporting. gatlinburg is right outside 'the great smoky mountains national park'... which is the most visited national park in the country. there were fears that dolly parton's theme park 'dollywood' could catch fire... but so far the park has been spared./// ((denise valdez)) >>> a freeze warning is expected overnight... we sent meteorologist katie boer to a chilly place where she can prepare for the temperatures! ((dave courvoisier)) >> she's live at 'the ice katie? ((katie boer)) good evening...i'm tracking some season with our first widespread freeze arriving overnight and early tomorrow morning across portions of clark county. ................. that freeze warning remains in effect from 2 am to 8 am wednesday with widespread minimum temperatures 28-32 degrees expected for the first time this season across portions of central and northeast clark counties in nevada and the high desert zones temperatures are expected to remain slightly above freezing near downtown las vegas and the strip...but

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

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 work on the system for the heating and cooling. >> reporter: captain kevin sabo says it appears the work on heating and cooling system was the trigger for high carbon monoxide levels. >> they are picking up 400 parts per million. >> reporter: what does

dani carlson went to the attorney general's special report. >> romona: there are specific guidelines but no new mandated training. is that right. >> reporter: right. that was important as i was looking through this. it says training is recommended for officers and nothing can be mandated without new funding and it outlines specifics that it recommends officers and agencies out to me especially considering the police chase leading to the shooting deaths of the timothy russel and melissa williams that the number of pursuit cars should be limited to two, possibly three unless specifically approved by a supervisor. the report also recommends officers consider how serious the crime is that the suspect allegedly did and decide if a chase is worth the risk to public safety. it outlines recommendations how officers in the dispatchers and supervisors should communicate during a pursuit and says agencies should decide in advance what type of pursuit policy their agency should have. another major thing, the group actually recommended agencies should have to send data about pursuits to the state

. >> dani? >> romona and mark, let me explain what we have been doing since paul orlousky found results of the elevated lead levels in one home in berea. we wanted to know how many other people complained about the water and filed a public records request and take a look at this. more than 400 pages worth of water complaints from 2011. up until this year. i have been going through all the documents in the past several we got this information at 2:00 today and some of the things i am learning i would say the majority of complaints i am reading in these files talks about dirty water and groundwater and possibly even black water, water that smells and there are several different reasons the city provides in the documents and several different solutions that suggest residents take to try to fix those problems. i will continue looking through all the pages and coming up at further breakdown of what exactly the problems are, what the city says to do about it and what things you can do, too if you have

dani carlson live in parma tonight. a lot of people are out there, dani. >> reporter: there were a lot of people lined up to get free coupons and can you see the line shifted inside. we are looking at the line for the checkout at the j.c. penney in parma. i couldn't see the video from what it sounded. things were not as crazy as in parma as they have been in years past. >> the line wrapped around the killer deal. >> reporter: what are you hoping to get at j.c. penney? >> $500. >> what are you hoping to get? >> deals on anything. >> despite the half hour to hour and a half waited. >> $100 off, apparel, shoes, accessory or jewelry. >> reporter: that's a pretty good deal. >> yeah. i like it. it is worth waiting in line. >> according to industry analysts these people avoided crowds by heading out today. tomorrow on black friday that'sx shopping day of the year. fewer and fewer people are showing up to shop on thanksgiving when stores are open. 10 million fewer shoppers last thanksgiving than 013. >> the number of people who

discount retailers. >> dani: that's right, ramona. they have found a pattern of blocked exits inside dollar general stores across the 100 violations since 2010 totaling $10 million in fines. now, a dollar general store in pioneer, ohio, was cited in august for stacking merchandise and blocking exits. a month later, osha found the same violation in bolvar, ohio. today we did spot checking at dollar general stores around northeast ohio. we found one exit blocked and we do have some undercover video that shows the independence today had an exit blocked in the employee stock room. we will be letting osha know what we found. each of those citations, the two we told you about in ohio, could cost the company 120,000 bucks apiece in fines. dollar general is headquartered in tennessee and has more than 12,000 stores nationwide. getting answers tonight, dani carlson, cleveland 19 news. >>> going to turn to weather. jeff, i have no problem with you calling for snow. what's up with that? >> jeff: well, you know, i'm a meteorologist. that's the sh

dani carlson, cleveland 19 news. >> jeff: dani, thank you. a blustery night. 36 degrees and it feels like it is in tracking the system may slow things down for you. first alert details coming up. >> romona: a warning tonight for facebook users. we are getting answers on a scam making the rounds that is preying on people enjoying the holiday season. >> denise: plus people all over are getting tattoo to decorate their bodies. now some women are using them to cover up blemishes on their bodies. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland money teen news. >> a scam alert you need to hear especially if you are on facebook. dan deroos is in the answer cente

dani mathers is facing charges. police say she posted the photo of a 70-year-old woman and smokingly posted on snap chat. i remember that. >>> and fear or hate trred of foreigner people from different cultures. and also the word fight box of the presidential election. >>> and "the new york times" reports on "hamilton" hitting a new high. set a record for the most money ever made in a single week by a broadway show. here's the number $3.3 million in one week. wow. thanksgiving is usually a the highest ticket premium price ever charged by a broadway box office. $998. they don't even have many of the original cast members. because the play is so strong, so well done, people still want to see it. >> a grand ticket on average. >> that's right. >>> "the washington post" reports on tourism in cuba taking a subdued turn after fidel castro's death. cuba is observing nine days of national mourning. many museums are closed. there's a ban on live music and nightclubs are shuttered. there's also a ban on sale of alcohol. >>> the

dani? you're condemning him to death! i'm condemning him?! ( sighs ) how do you know he isn't already dead? he's alive. dad. jonathan's practically family. he and quinn were best friends. i know. i know that. we can't do this to him, to his crew. we're almost ready for our first test. someone else could die before then. oh, the odds of that happening again are extremely small. no one's going to die. i just need a couple of days. we owe him that much, dani. i wonder what he would have to say about all this. can ask him. tucker: routing power. ready. help me up. sir? give me a hand, please. ah. this part i like doing myself. es ) energizing. ( beeping ) the probe materialized at the target coordinates. looks like it arrived in good condition. captain, we're receiving telemetry. archer: we're already getting back data. congratulations, emory. nothing's ever gone that far. it's a start. ( chuckles ) it's, uh, gonna take a few hours to gather all the telemetry. um, let's celebrate in mess hall, my treat. i like to monitor the data as it comes in.

dani ruberti for cbs news, gatlinburg, tennessee. 3 tiffany is blaming its neighbor for falling sales at its flagship store. the high-end jeweler's new york location is right by trump towe. tower.tiffany didn't mention donald trump by name...but says the nearby chaos and secuirty at trump tower has quote "had some adverse effect on traffic" at its 5-th avenue store. the company warned sales could be taking a hit. the tiffany's store on 5th 10-percent of the company's total sales. 3 time magazine won't be sold. that's according to the new york post. it reports time officials turned down an offer of one-point-eight billion dollars. the bid came from three investors.time was one-point-five billion dollars in debt when it was spun off from time warner less than three years ago. despite the announcement of the bid rejection...shares for time are on the rise. 3 a lot of money exchanged hands ?digitally? yesterday. there were a record number of the challenge is making sure all the money spent ends up in the right place. cbs' john blackstone on how paypal is making it happen. "this is the hea

dani ruberti is in gatlinburg with the latest. (mayor larry waters/sevier county, tn) "we've all been overwhelmed at the scenes of destruction in the county, and particularly the city of gatlinburg." cell phone video shows flames surrounding a driver evacuating the area of gatlinburg tennessee late monday night. fire threatened to block off the only road to safet "go go go go go" at one point sparks flew over the windshield (nat) "almost every single cabin has burned to the freaking ground" the driver says he was able to escape...it is unclear if everyone was as lucky (nat) flames closed in on the park vista hotel in downtown gatlinburg . (nat) people trapped inside recorded video on their cell phones as the fire burned. (nat) the lights flickered on and off in the smoke filled lobby where guests were forced to wear masks. logan baker was inside (sot baker) "so they are keeping us in here for now, but the smoke is really bad in here" at one point at least thirty structures in gatlinburg at one point at least thirty structures in g

dani carlson has been busy checking on pipes. you might have seen the pipes and not a pretty sight as team coverage continues you know what, paul. we want to make sure people watching are getting answers to keep their families safe. we talked to plumbers. if you are questioning what type of types you even have in your house he gave simple tips to figure out what you have and what you can do to keep your family safe. >> if we didn't know what material it is, you could scrape copper color to it. >> you can see the same on your pipes. if they are steel, more rigid and softer if they are lead. >> when you scrape it, it looks shiny and silver. the diameter, don't scrape it too hard. lead is a soft metal. >> the owner of plumbing says if your house was built before 1954 or plumbing work before the mid-70s, the h pipes. and in cities like cleveland there is a chance the city side of the pipe could be lead, too. >> you shouldn't automatically freak-out if you find a lead pipe in your home or find the city's pipe going to your home is lea

getting answers in berea tonight, dani carlson, cleveland 19 news. but paul orlousky, as i talked about, he's been on this story since day one. and, paul, you even have more things to tell us about today, right? you've been talking to more residents here? >> reporter: actually more residents. we've got more samples. we've taken them down to the testing labs.ob many where the large construction project is going on. but there are people we found in other areas. we wanted to move away from fair street. people in other areas that are having the same water woes. we made the water samples. the samples are being taken to summit environmental technology in cuyahoga falls. the brown color of water that people are experiencing is due to water work. some of the homeowners do too. but there's still no explanation the letter test showed in some homes. what about where there is no construction? social media blowing up with comments. this one on video from stacy. >> here is water is brown. does anybody want to drink this? would you want your children drinking this

dani carlson getting those answers. >> this is 911, do you have an emergency? >> reporter: it was 9:00 on a night last april. dark already but she had gone shopping at night there so many times before and the parking lot is well-lit and the the giant eagle in legacy village knew her, so she didn't even give it a second thought. until she was face-to-face with a strange man in her car. >> she said someone was in her car. it wasn't anyone she knew. >> he had a weapon in his hand, and i just looked at it. >> reporter: a 31-year-old man with a hat and scarf pulled over his face. he said something about a drug addiction and he wanted her to drive him to her bank. that may have changed her life. >> what was going through your mind? >> to get away. i went to a car that had head lites on. i went to somebody who i knew was in the car and knock on their window and ask for help. >> reporter: she was safe telling us the police came in minute, mall security was there even faster and that man was caught within just a few hours. a scary story for sure but how often does somet

dani carlson is getting answers as we continue to investigate. >> dani: we had one home that tested positive of laeds and two through documents, at least two schools in berea exceeded acceptable levels of lead in their drinking water. now, berea schools had water tested in all of its buildings in september of 2016 by an environmental analysis and management company out of mentor. we reviewed the test results and found two schools had higher than normal lead levels. at middle brook education center, a staff lunchroom sink, sink in two classrooms and a pre-school area sink. that by the district at this time. at berea mid park high school, a music hall water fountain on the school's second floor and a secondary water fountain on the same floor. the testing company recommended these fountains should be taken out of service. the testing company recommended that the fountains should be taken out of service and the school district exchanged the fixtures. now, our exclusive investigation into the berea water system continues coming up tonight at >>> cleveland's police union president is now dealing

the request came from attorneys for dani men convicted of killing james jordan. wral's gilbert baez explains why the judge ruled in favor of the defense. daniel green appeared in front of superior court judge michael beale. he sat quietly but was paying close attention. the defense says james jordan was murdered because he witnessed a drug deal by larry demery and was driving an expensive lexus. the defense contends that demery alone killed jordan and green's only role in the death of michael jordan's father was to help dispose of the body. defense attorney scott holmes says demery's first phone call from car was made to hubert larry deese... a convicted drug dealer. the fbi discovered deese is the son of hubert stone. stone was the robeson county sheriff at the time of the investigation. the defense says stone withheld evidence to protect his son. green's attorneys filed a motion to get interviews between the sbi... demery and deese during the time of investigation and up to the time deese requested a deal to lessen his drug sentence. the judge agreed. "the cour

"dany," has brown hair and brown eyes. boy: i know a guy's classmate who really wants to run away because he's so frustrated that his parents are being mean to him. what should he do? girl: he should have a friend that's always there for him. you can always be there for him and just support him through whatever times he has. and he needs to remember that even though he's a kid and he thinks he knows what he's doing, he doesn't know anything. second girl: you really should encourage him to talk to an adult--someone he trusts. it doesn't have to be his parents, but it could be a counselor or a teacher or someone he trusts. alex: don't go away. we'll be right back with more missing cases. girl: children should always check first with a trusted adult before they go anywhere. make sure they never accept any gifts or get into a car with someone they don't know. boy: always make sure young children are within your watch when shopping or playing. it only takes a few moments for a child predator to make contact with an innocent chi

. >>> dani mathers is her name, and she admits that she took a picture in a locker room of a naked 70-year-old woman and then posted it on social media with the caption, if i can't unsee this, then you can't either. misdemeanor account of invasion of privacy. her attorney says she hopes to solve the case fairly. she has apologized and also deleted all of her social media accounts. >>> well, temperatures coming down, rain, snow across the valley and across the state, we'll take a look at weather >>> live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> well, reindeer in japan may soon be delivering pizzas as christmas season approaches. dominos japan is trying to reindeer for deliveries. the company is looking for a way to deliver pizza in snowy weather rather than bicycles. if successful, the deliveries will come complete with gps trackers so customers can follow rudolph as he delivers the pizza to homes, or more likely track the pizza as it wanders all around your neighborhood. >> mama got run over by a reindeer delivering pizza, a then it might not work. it's chilly out there folks. the t

dani mathers has pleaded not guilty to invasion of ac charges. last year she took a photo of an elderly woman criticizing her body. the post sparked a national discussion about body-shaming. mathers says she didn't try to invade anyone's privacy. melinda: right now, a group of sea turtles are getting treatment. they were found near boston cold stunned. it's similar to hypothermia. they've been flown to an aquarium in south carolina that has a sea turtle recovery center. after star wars characters. there's luke, leia, kylo and yoda. the smallest, yoda, weighs just a pound and a half. ben: wisn 12 news time is 5:55. a holiday celebration mystery. melinda: three people are dead after a church's thanksgiving gathering. the one clue investigators are working with to figure out exactly what happened. ben: plus, a presidential election recount here in wisconsin. why a former presidential candidate is now going to court weeks after voters cast their [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation

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dani matters faced widespread criticism after she shared the photo she took on social media. she later apologized. >>> still ahead tonight, if you're a fan of james taylor and the washington nationals you are probably going to like his now tour stop. >> a family in arkansas has a whole lot to be thankful for after their 9-month-old baby is found safe. she was ejected not believe where they found her. we will be right back to ?? ?? ?? ?? the wake of another shooting at a market this morning. a disgruntled employee is to blame. >> stephanie ramirez reports. >> you can see the window getting fixed by the entrance where it all happened. no one was inside at the time. >> wow. it's a blessing he didn't kill anybody. >> while sources say it was a disgruntled employee prince george's county police did not identify a suspect. >> it happened after 5:00 in the morning on monday with customers like george jones shaking their heads after wards. >> it's very unfortunate this the store. it means a lot to a lot of people in this area frp -- area. >> i came to get their chocolate custard fill

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dani carlson has gone over every single page and is getting answers on what she found. >> reporter: here they are. all of the water complaints in the city of berea over the past five years equal more than 400 pages and more than 300 individual complaints. that could mean things like broken pipes or leaks, but they don't. i have gone through each and every one of these complaints and i found some patterns. of those more than 300 complaints, 97% of them were due to issues with the water. water that was allegedly discolored and cloudy and yellow and brown or even black. water that smelled like rotten eggs or tasted bad or people reported they had health problems the to the city's water. as far as the number of complaints about that water quality in 2014 the city received 43 complaints. that number seemed to spike in 2015 when there were more than 130 complaints and so far this year the city has reported fewer than that many. the where is interesting too. some streets definitely seem to appear in the complaint list. the top three streets reporting water quality wallace and tamarack. now, i'v

getting answers, danny -- dani carlson, cleveland 19 news. >> denise: according to a poll just released donald trump has a five-point lead in ohio, 46-41. with the two third party candidates x gary johnson and jill stein far behind. >> every time i drop her off she cries. m. >> romona: it can be tough to deal with, mom guilt. tonight we are getting answers with how women can solve the problem of balancing baying a mom -- being a mom and work. >> denise: students at one high school are upset after being told some of their classmates were dead. it was a hoax. how a teachable moment went horribly wrong. jeff? >> jeff: 55 degrees downtown. will detail you in the first alert forecast straight ahead. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the calvetta >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kept, this is -- in kent this is c 19 news. >> romona: it is something most moms struggle with, spending time with children and concentrating on a career. >> denise: it is not easy especially with the guilt of leaving your kids and going t

contact dani carlson or carl monday at the addresses on screen either via e-mail or also on twitter. >> brian: so the polls are open across the country. turnoutso far is very strong. among those casting ballots, both presidential candidates. craig boswell now with the latest on the end of this very divisive campaign. >> supporters mobbed hillary filled out their ballots in their hometown of chappaqua, new york. she greeted voters waiting outside and said she feels humbled. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election. >> reporter: her running mate, tim kaine, got an even earlier start casting his at 6:00 a.m. in richmond, virginia. donald trump voted a few hours later in new york city. >> looking very good. right now it's good. >> based on a cbs news analysis, hillary clinton leads donald trump in electoral votes but a number of states remain up for grabs and the outcome will likely depend on voter turnout. trump got off to an early lead. in the early morning hours there were long lines of voters from new york to cal

. >> danie at one point you see the white stuff and another point it all disappears. >> shiri: on your car in the parking lot. >> daniel: some. >> shiri: some are will wake up to the coating. sticking to the cars and -- look at the numbers from the berkshires. a foot of snow. heath in the hill town leading up to the berkshires, 3 inches of snow. rindge, new hampshire, .8. and trace amounts. .2 in dracut and north chelmsford. i have the snow falling although very light. we will end up with a patchy coating of snow. best bet is sticking in the higher elevations and accumulation in the worcester area. should stay under an inch there but flurries for a little bit of coating toward the boston area. that is why julie is warning country potential of slick roads. the berkshires talking a couple more inches and the northern berkshires and could see an additional 6 inches throughout the day. a little messy there and since most of the snow will end up hours and flurries. the bigger issue is the winds, sustained 15 to 30. gusts up to 30. strong enough to do damage and this morning bitter wind chil