is a big warm up followed by the first snowfall >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> tonight something we take for granted which is the ability to move around comfortably in our own home. >> romona: one assistance from somebody he didn't even know. >> tiffani: the disabled vet is unable to live in his house because there was no safe way to get inside. he got the help from strangers and tonight the act of kindness is making a big difference in his life. you heard of the saying there is no place like home. it is a true homecoming. the man was paralyzed from the waist down eight years ago he has been in a nursing home ever since because his house wasn't equipped to fit his needs. >> to be able to come home to my family means everything. it well make everything a lot easier. >> and now he can live comfortably in his own home because of the generosity of this 46 will be the morning high. we are dropping through the 40s and strong winds and, yes, cold enough by saturday night and leak effect snow. this will be the first snow of

cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we are on track for what could be the deadliest year in cleveland since 2007. >> mark: our investigative team did some digging. the city this year. last year we had 121. there were 102 in 2014. >> romona: we got our first taste of winter last weekend. more will be coming. will the city of cleveland be ready for it? allison bruiner is here to explain city hall's snow removal plans. >> reporter: the city's weather with snow removal producing the best results for a systematic approach. the plan is a proposal providing for services of snow events producing 1-6 inches of snow and priority servicing main routes during snowfall and then residential streets and goal to service all streets within 48 hours after a snowfall event. the city revealed it has 750,000 tons of salt and 23,000 gallons of liquid de-icer and 75 snow removal vehicles, 10 plows, 13 road graders and drivers working in three-shift increments to clear and keep our streets

it is time to fall >>> i love from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> he waits until i get about right here and then he lunges to the fence and i have to make a >> reporter: scare the living daylights out of you. >> yeah. because he is sneaky. >> denise: a dog has terrorized a neighborhood. it happened so much after a third attack on a mail carrier, home delivery has been stopped. >> mark: the only way people on walton avenue in cleveland can get their mail by going to the post office to pick it up. orlo wanted to know why neighbors are being punished and so far nothing is being done to stop the >> reporter: vivian pace opening up the latest batch of mail she retrieved from the post office, retrieved because she no longer a gets home delivery situates in long lines at the post office to get her mail. this is the reason. a pitbull next door. >> i look out my kitchen window to make sure he is secure. >> reporter: jeffrey glen hasn't been so fortunate. he was attacked twice. >> i totally didn't panic. he was more obsessed with getting

at osu to do exactly what they needed to do and >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: we have been telling you investigators say the now deceased suspect at osu is abdul razak alli artan. >> police determined the suspect was alone. >> we went back and checked the video and were able to pick up the suspect vehicle entering campous kenny road on woody hayes drive and we were able to back track and follow the vehicle all the way to the crime scene. >> reporter: police say officers shot and killed artan after crashing into pedestrians and stabbed victims. 11 people were hurt. there are no life-threatening injuries at this hour. sara goldenberg continues team coverage and joins us from columbus where a vigil will soon be taking place. court. a lutheran church at ohio state. i am joined by pastor aaron lane. thank you for being with us. can you tell students when they are reaching out for guidance? >> remember to reach out to brothers and sisters also in pain. it is a time of hurt and confusion and time to come together w

it is time to fall >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> cleveland's police union president is now dealing with another issue. the cleveland community police commission is asking he voluntarily resign or be removed from the commission. you remember it was formed as police reform. the cpc says he consistently misses meetings and we believe it is in the best interest of the cpc and the cppa to have a union representative actively present at commission meetings respectfully voicing cppa interests and concerns. we told you yesterday loomis is currently serving a six day suspension after an altercation with another officer at that man shares a child with loomis daughter. internal affairs is also investigating him for wearing a police uniform to an akron donald trump rally. >>> there have been a rash of carjackings on the west side. at least 18 since october 29. police sent surveillance pics of the one that happened on madison. two men with guns stole a safer this is a sievers security alert. >>> one broke into cars on west

it is time to fall >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this 19 news. ?[ music ] ? >> cleveland! this is for you! ?[ music ] ? >> romona: all right. this will be for us tonight. when this get this done. i tweeted out earlier stay calm. why am i so nervous. emotionally invested. >> romona: in the 7th inning if we are not ahead i will go crazy. >> mark: word is charlie sheen, aka ricky vaughn is now on the shores of lake erie. i know he landed at burke and will have a party at barley house later tonight. i don't know what happens in between. allison brunner does. >> reporter: fans got their wish. ricky vaughn is in the city. take a look. our cam after his private jet land the at burke airport. before the world series got underway fans on social media started a campaign to get sheen throw out the first pitch and major league baseball quickly shot that down. two local neighbors helped get him here and sealed the deal hours ago. let's hear from wild thing himself. >> i didn't know the reception would be quite like this. but we have a game to play. >> report

details on where the booze ban >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kept, this is cleave -- toyota in kent, this is chief lend 9 -- this is cleveland 19 news. >> they are asking for $850 million to transform the existing buildings into a state-of-the-art hospital. but where will that money come can you expect? >> denise, they are calling this a revitalization program for their entire campus. what they should call it is a rebooking of the entire campus. with will feature the new 9-story hospital. over and it will be demolished. it is what we know now. it shows you just exctly how many buildings we are talking about. that's where the main hospital is. they are set in several stages. $855million and as taxpayers are you footing the bill? absolutely not. they will sell bonds against the credit rating. they hired an investment banker to start doing that. they have been talking about it since 2011 and it is time now to act. let me read part of this. he said this is not about us. they deserve better than the facilities we have. cleveland is undergoing an amazing

learn more at sleepnumber.com >>> lively from cleveland 19 news driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19ne tonight it may be high school football games on the cold and drizzley side. if you thought today was gray just wait. tomorrow might not be pleasant for the greater cleveland area. winds out of the west, southwest not a big deal but they will change as we go through the overnight and come out of the northwest. we will see spotty drizzle or some light rain showers through the evening time. temperatures are not in our favor tonight. we will stay in the upper 30s headed towards midnight and on the tricky side. right now taking a look. a disturbance up to the north changing our weather floating by overnight tonight giving the possibility of rain, wind and winds out of the northwest giving us that perfect time for lake-effect snow. on future view it looks like this. 7:00 tonight headed for high school football games, you need something probably water tight because some areas will see light rain showers. approaching temperatures in the higher elevations in geauga count

it is time to fall >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: rta administrators banned buses in public square for pedestrians today they meet with city council. >> romona: councilman zack reed says the city agreed with the federal government to keep the buses in order to complete the $50 million renovation. >> now we are coming back to say to the federal government okay, you gave us the authority to redesign public square with the agreement that we would allow buses to continue to go through public square which is the hub >> how much is that likely to cost? >> that's $12 million. we know it is $12 million. >> reed says there's the potential the city will be fined. there were 18,000 pick ups and drop-offs today. >>> thistledown racing is getting a $59 million make over. a property enhancement. a new facade and glass entrance should be finished this spring. more than $150 years. >> tonight we have the perfect holiday gift that also helps kids at the cleveland clinic children's hospital. nichole vrsansky introduces us i

cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. you know, every week romona robinson brings us stories of children having positive contributions in their school or community. >> lydia: this thanksgiving we are looking back at some of >> romona: lauren deluca, a wheelchair fencer from parma, competed in september at the paralympics in rio. she didn't medal, she did get one victory for team u.s.a. paralympics. you remember lauren even taught me a few fencing moves. she has a mild form of cerebral palsy and started as an able-bodied fencer and recruited by u.s.a. fencing for the wheelchair team. last month, she got together with the team d.c. even met president obama. students from high schools in 10 west side suburbs are fighting hunger one bowl at a time. they made more than 800 ceramic bowls as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world. for a $20 donation guests at a special lunch got soup, bread and one of the bowls. proceeds benefit local food pantries. >> it is re

trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: it was a hot pursuit that ended with officers firing dozens of shots. two people died in the 2012 chase. it was just one case and we know more than 300 people have been killed in law enforce past three decades. that is what led to police agencies in our state getting new guidelines. 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

. >>> live from cleveland newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> it is close out tuesday in the 216. >> mark: making the call? >> romona: yes, i am. we are doing this. >> mark: interesting you say that making the call. hi the opportunity today to talk to the last living number of the 1948 indians. they won the world series. the guy thatua r.b.i., the single that brought in the win in game 6. eddie robinson, i ask him for a restriction. here is what he said. >> here we are game 6 for us. this could be it. >> you are making the call right now. >> oh, yeah. >> we are facing a good pitcher. he had an off night the first time he pitched. this cleveland bunch just have a knack for winning. >> they really do. fan. >> mark: okay. >> we had napoli in texas. he is one of my favorites. but i think this young catcher you've got has top a great job. i think the manager, i think tito has done a marvelous job. >>. >> well, i got to tell you, it was great talking to eddie and see some of his words. lucky me is the name of the book. 95-years-old. if i am 65 i w

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> oh [bleep]. hey, hold it. get on the car. >> mark: a witness posted this video on facebook after it appears an officer was almost run over. the tense situation was unfolded outside wal-mart last night. >> allison brunner went to canton to get answers. >> reporter: this officer did everything correctly. as you can imagine news stories are quite a talker across town more than 9,000 shares and more than 1,000 people talking about it. >> the center for the shoplifting incident starts here in the parking lot of the canton wal-mart. a woman caught shoplifting runs to the getaway car and three people confronted by a police officer. that's when things take a turn. this dramatic video captured by a neighbor monday night gives us a look at the intensity. the officer pulls out a baton and sho they say this is not common. >> do you frequent this often. >> yes. i do. i have never heard of anything like this going on here. >> the driver takes off nearly clipping the of

it is time to fall in love again >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome back. the city of cleveland is quietly campaigning to pass a you income tax hike. >> romona: if passed it will be the fist time in 35 years and the tax would cost residents and those who work in cleveland an extra half percent from their paychecks. jen picciano is live getting answers about >> if you have not heard much about issue 32 they have been doing mailers and door-to-door radio ads and can't afford tv ads with the presidential campaigning going on. something he can't afford is the failure of this income tax hike. >> in one-on-one on this ballot issue mayor frank jackson says the money generated from the tax percent would be more than $40,000 and prevent layoffs and maintain and improve city services and snow removal garbage collection, street cleaning and keeping rec center open and city services. >> what they do is allow us to be structurally balanced and give us extra money that will allow us to purchase additional services an

it is time >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. we continue to follow breaking news at this hour. >> romona: this happened on i-90 west 117th street. shelby miller is there live now. shelby? >> reporter: romona, mark, it is still a very active scene on the interstate impacting people going east and westbound on i-90. the road is closed from west 140th to mckinley for the eastbound sides and as you can see there are paramedics and police are investigating. as you mentioned, cleveland police told us a woman and killed by a bus. we are told the woman's car was disabled and she tried to cross the highway earlier and that's when she was hit by the rta bus and she did later die. we have been telling you, traffic is backed up both ways. we don't have a time frame when this will be open. we will update you as you get more updates here. >> right by i-90 shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> romona: all right, shelby. mocked ali and our champion lebron james is helping the world remember him. dan deroos is in the ans

and help make the gift >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: cleveland police have been put on notice. no more parking in handicapped zones at the justice center. >> the order follows carl monday investigation. >>> carl, this sounds like a victory for drivers with disabilities. we saw safety vehicles routinely taking their spaces. outside the justice center. the order comes from the police chief himself and includes every member of the police department. a memo from police chief calvin williams. members of the police department shall not part on the sidewalk or area around the justice is from. the city gave us the memo today and it was issued two weeks ago after airing our story that showed day after day police cars showing government vehicles ignoring handicapped parking signs at the jc and no one was ticketed. that's now changed. the chief warns anyone in violation will be towed and police-involved could face disciplinary action. the memo doesn't say and it is safe to assume it extends to any government vehicl

19 news powered by calvetta brothers floor show >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we are getting answers about recent armed robberies in the university circle area. >>> tonight allison brunner takes a closer look if crime is triggered by trees. >> reporter: good news police confirm the newest arrest connected to the robberies was made less than 24 hours ago. i want you to take a look at this video behind me. you can see tree branches covering a lot of lights and that's a concern with neighbors i spoke with and went straight to the chief of answers. >> that can pose a problem, i imagine. i come down and see lights and then again dark patches. >> there's a lot of old trees hanging around. >> to get answers we went to police chief. >> yes. we are checking the lights for the next couple of days to see which are out and making a list of trees obstructing the light. >> the power company is being cooperative. >> yes. spots. >> we will send a complete list so the problem will be remedied and also we will contact the forestry division of clevel

. >> announcer: live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kept, this is cleveland 19 >> lydia: and welcome back. two people are dead after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake and it hit new zealand. the powerful earthquake hit new zealand's south island triggering a tsunami. the earthquake hit just after midnight and triggered waves 2.49 meters above usual tide levels. the earthquake caused damage in goods and grocery stores and caused damages to the buildings. the quake struck 55 miles north of christchurch, the city where earthquake killed about 185 people back in 2011. >>> to a health alert right now for more than 50 million americans, who suffer from arthritis pain. research released today raises questions about two of the most commonly used anti-inflammatories in the world. for a decade, researchers have been concerned about how the popular arthritis drug celebrex compared to drugs ibuprofen. they found t generally lowered risk of heart and other complications, when compared with ibuprofen. cleveland clinic doctor says the results are surprising and even more so when i

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph deputies need to return an urn. earlier this month it was discovered in a creek off rural road in belleville. they do know it contains the remains of 11-year-old casey shawm. deputies checked with the coroner's and checked with people with the last name this their community and still no luck. president-elect donald trump is in new york city today. >> mark: he is meeting with potential candidates for among them former massachusetts senator scott brown a potential choice for secretary of veteran's affairs and republican oklahoma governor mary fallen met with president-elect trump a possible pick for interior secretary. >> we discussed a wide range of issues and his plan and agenda for america and how i might be able to help. >>> tomorrow the president-elec& will head to his florida estate for the thanksgiving holiday. the transition team has 4,000 federal jobs to fill before mr. trump will take the oath of office in 60 days. >> and with all that's happened this year how do you avoid debate at your thanksgiving dinner.

it is time to fall >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. cleveland 19 has been getting answers in columbus since the student who crashed into and stabbed people on campus. >> romona: our morning team continued coverage on the story. sia nyorkor spoke with a muslim student to get her feelings on the osu attack. >> they feel the only way to deal with these issues is condemn them before they are asked to condemn. what it does, it forces the rest of the muslims to walk around feeling pain and feeling sorry. >> romona: we want to send it live >> she joins us where a vigil will be held starting tonight. shelby? >> reporter: mark, romona, 7:00 it is wrapping up behind us. this is an event that's buckeye strong and they want the community on camp us to come together after yesterday's attack. joining me i want to talk to david isaacs. he had a big hand putting this together. why is it important? >> we wanted a chance for the community to come together. we want the community to come together to show our strength to be a par

it is time >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: tonight we hear from a hero, a veteran sharing his >> mark: bob served in world war ii and spoke with shanice dunning with us. >> reporter: when pearl harbor was bombed he was drafted into the army. his service took him around the world and almost cost him his life after he was wounded. now those memories are reminders for a day we honor service. during a veteran's day ceremony and lunch in westlake each veteran wore a red flower and cost of american freedom. it is a special day for the retired army staff sergeant surrounded by his family. during his time serving in world war ii he says he was lucky to make it back home to them. >> we saw it being bombed by our bombers. >> he was drafted in 1942. he served three years and the african middle east, normandy and fought in the battle of the bulge, one of the large bloodiest ballotses fought by u.s. soldiers during world war ii. >> they were good guys. brave. >> reporter: while in france he suffered wounds in six places

cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: now to a item for sale on line. >> mark: it is art from an accused serial killer. chris tanaka getting answers about shawn grate's work. >> chris: it is listed on the web site serial killer's inc. for $50 and says the product is currently out of stock. the site claims shawn grate traced his hand. he is in the ashland county jail accused in the deaths of four women and possibly a fifth and describes the work is seipped in full with christian children's and christians inspirational words on each of the five fingers. five recurring number, theme in many of grate's items perhaps representing the five victims attributed to him. we don't know how serial killers ingot the piece. we know there's a gag order in the case and nobody is supposed to talk about it. we wanted answers from the prosecutor and again, the gag order got in the way. chris tanaka, cleveland 19 >> mark: pretty awful. you shouldn't make cash out of something like that. >>

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> the term battleground state has been used for decades describing ohio's role in presidential politics. governor john kasich's lack of support for donald trump could have made ohio an after thought. >> mark: that is until an unlikely coalition united with donald trump. three men helped swing election. >> reporter: could it be, three men from very different backgrounds in cleveland have a profound impact on ohio election and the national election? >> right now i have not made a decision about endorsing him. we'll see in the future. >> reporter: we know what happened. john kasich department endorse donald trump and did not show up at the republican national convention and that had a fear with ed crawford. a fear ohio could be lost. est. >> i began calling friends. tony george, tom coyne and others. >> a coalition of strange bedfellows unwilling to sit on the sidelines and allow kasich to call the shots. >> and i realized there had to be a new coalition built quickly. >> coyne is the

now on the cleveland 19 news app , powered by the >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: we are going back to tiffani tucker at the news desk for a third night of anti-trump protests. >> tiffani: things are starting to quiet down on the east coast, but demonstrators are picking up in the west coast. we will bring you live pictures of dallas where people have taken to the street. many police departments across crowds and they have seen over the last three nights people have been very active. we talked about portland. we have seen miami and seattle and we showed you new york m. people have gotten together at the town hall. so far with all of the protests we have seen that things have been relatively calm across the country. i will continue to keep a close eye on all of the protests from our alert desk and bring you another update. >> denise: thank you. if you had kids you probably had to do a fundraiser for their school, but are you sure that money is going to where it is supposed to? >> romona: in one school district it

. >> get breaking news and weather now on the >> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: this is live video from an o-dot camera at the ramp from i-76 to 277. you might be able to make out a semitruck. it has rolled over and police have closed the ramp there. th is the same place where a garbage truck overturned earlier this week. we'll let you know when police open up the highway on our app. >> denise: a woman said she was able to spend $1700 in her credit. it was even though she kept changing her pass word. the hacker kept getting in anyway and placing orders as them. cyber security experts say the scammer most likely infected her computer with malware, a virus that allowed them to monitor her every key stroke. >> if a pin number or log-in credentials is entered. the same thing too if they try to change a pass word. >> denise: how do you protect yourself? use the two-step vair phoation phoation -- verification feature. a separate code is texted to your phone and that has t entered to the account. >> romona: a mother

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 to work. jen is getting answers on how to balance parenting and a job. >> reporter: the joys of motherhood often comes with the agony of guilt. working mommy guilt. >> i have that idea in my mind there doing all of the stuff with the kids and also being at work. wanting to fulfill that part of my existence. >> reporter: and there is the dreaded daycare dropoff. >> dropping him off every day was heartbreaking. i would take him in there kicking and screaming and it was one of those thens that you just have to rip them off of you and hand them to another person and walk out the door. >> i knew cognitively it would be a good thing for him, but apart. >> every time i drop her off she cries. she is in that separation anxiety stage. >> reporter: for a research coordina

us on cleveland 19 as we continue to bring you >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toy toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: welcome back to our continuing election coverage. >> denise: a busy night. we have you covered. we will look at the current numbers for the cleveland the last -- this is issue 32. the last time it went up was 1981. and so far yes vote as it at 52% and 48% voting no against it. >> romona: jen has been watching this half percent income tax hike. let's go to her now. jen? >> reporter: ramona and denise, like you said the numbers are very, very close. at last check we were looking at 53% reporting and the difference between the -- hoss for and votes. it is a nail biter much like the presidential election. i got a chance to talk to the city council president and he said they expected it to go this way. it wasn't the money for the traditional campaign for this issue. they had to go and door knock and do robo calls and send out maleouts because there was not the money for it -- mailouts because there was no money and there is no other

now and will have given ninety million dollars >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> jeff: here we go. tomorro we've got -- i don't know why i put that in there. i don't know if we can see a rainbow tomorrow. 33 at 9:00 a.m. we need sunshine to get a rainbow. it is a little bit in the morning. afternoon rain is into tomorrow night and then drizzle on your thanksgiving. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: it's a beautiful race day here at the ed sullivan speedway. i'm your race announcer larry boberry and hot diggity dog do we have a race for you today. in a lane one, new competitor to the colbert, and in lane two sprint cup champion jimmie johnson. they will be racing down the track with eggs on spoons in their mouth and returning with a grapefruit between their legs like the ancient greeks. let's go to the track! >> ready, set, go! and they're off. stephen with good form. what's this? jimmie johnson's using his hands. a questionable move but since he's a celebrity, i'll let it go

i'll have the details and you need to know about >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is chief lend 19 news. >> romona: your children have made out their wish lists and it is full of toys and tech >> denise: what may be tough to find because everyone wants them. >> romona: jen has gotten's on this year's most popular toys. >> from the moment those fingers carefully craft their letter to santa the clock starts ticking for parents and grandparents to debt their hands on this year's must have toys. >> when the new toys r us catalog arrives i have them circle the things they wanted. >> reporter: there is no doubt what two toys will be on thousands of christmas lists. hatchamals and the nes classic edition from nintendo. >> we are fielding a lot of questions of when we i will get these in. >> reporter: shooy has been searching for them in stores and on-line for weeks. >> i think this is the first time they have sold out before black friday. i mean it is not even thanksgiving yet and the hot toy is already gone. >> the shelves are bear and stores here and

how the apps are stealing your >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: many of you will be using apps to save time and money in the holiday shopping season. but bea you are downloading. several fake retail apps popped up in april pl's app store. in apple's app store. tiff intoe -- tiffani tucker is finding out if the ones you are using are legit. >> tiffani: if you are using apps, beware. hundreds slip through the vetting process. >> during the holiday season there are a lot more and they are overwhelming apple's ability to screen them out >> reporter: the first line of defense is to check who published the app. >> if i go to the overstock app it says it is overstock .com and another says overstock.inc. >> tiffani: you are not sure which is legit. next check the reviews and the ratings. >> if i look at the customer rates there are a lot of -- ratings there are a lot, over 10,000. they will average four stars. is the legitimate app from the legitimate company. >> tiffani: if you go to the fake app. >> there are no rev

. >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: welcome back. a little weather. >> we have a shower that is moving through the western suburbs right now. north olmstead and strongsville. parma you are getting some rain and it is moving northeast. with will be in cleveland though to delay the game. this is not the main batch of rain that will be coming in. that will be here by morning. so a wet morning drive expected. upper 50s and around 60. i just sent out a push alert >> the late show was taped earlier so we don't know who won the world series. for that reason we have two messages. is there congratulations, cleveland. you played great ball. your city should be proud. this is the kind win that makes us briefly forget your mascot. i also want to say congratulations to this goat. as you know in the owner cursed the chicago cubs because they kicked his goat out of gaiment. apparently the curse worked really well. goat, your power is undeniable, and we stand in awe of your black magic. all hail evil goat! wooo!

. >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: it won't be our night tonight and breaking news from progressive field. major league baseball has moved tomorrow's game 7:00 start time up eight minutes from 8:08 to 8:00 on the dot. it will be cory clubber against kyle hendricks for the championship. hopefully we can wra tomorrow. >> jeff: yes. >> tiffani: have to be positive. >> jeff: that first inning you were like, oh boy. >> tiffani: it is behind us now. >> jeff: another warm one tomorrow. let's hope the rain holds off right now. it is looking that way. well in the 70s during the afternoon. warm morning. you can see 8:00 i have us around 70 for first pitch. >> tiffani: thanks again for joining us tonight cleveland captioning sponsored by cbs >> this fall, from the network that brought you "c.s.i., ""n.c.i.s." and "criminal minds" comes the newest most exciting program of all. the story of a rogue f.b.i. direct squad, and a crap load of e-mails. discovered 11 days before the election, loose cannon james comey has to r

. >> >> live from cleveland's news sent, driven by don joseph toyota in canton, this is cleveland 19 news. >> welcome back. winter fest 2016 took over public square tonight and our very own mark nolan cohosted the event. last year winter fest took place at play mouthhouse square and as the new site. >> they say it is all about location and this year happening in the the new winter square made all the difference. people i spoke to said the new layout gave a different feel to an event they look forward to every year. >> for many this is about making traditions. winter fest provided out opportunity for the hundreds who came to the event. >> this is something we have been doing for the last couple year, coming out and enjoy, celebrating, getting in the clits mass spirit. >> the christmas tree is always a crowd favorite. what many raved about is the public square and how the new layout added to to the feeling of the evening. >> this is way better. >> we love it down here. what is not to love about free ice skating that was offered all day here at the rink? >> there was fun for all ages an

offices parking lot uh -- across from summit mall giving away a free turkey to those center driven by don joseph toy yoy staw in -- toyota in kent this cleveland 19 news. >> romona: children getting into a stranger's car. it is every parent's fear. >> denise: carl monday found local uber drivers are picking up passengers as young as 14 and that violates the company's policy. why is this allowed to happen? tonight carl and his team go undercover to get answers and put ubey r drivers to the -- uber drivers to the teen rider >> reporter: question, would you let your teenager in a car with a complete stranger? of course not. many kids are doing just that. >> i think it is a little shady sometimes. here, i will give uh ride when you don't know that person. >> reporter: forget the car keys. need a ride? download the uber app. >> a lot of kids use it? >> a lot. >> reporter: uber's own website says the service is ariel is 15. >> if i want to go to my friend's house or go to the movies. >> call uber? >> yes. >> how old are you? >> i'm 14. >> reporter: it doesn't stop her . >> i use it to go to concerts.

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 center for a secret sister gift exchange. >> dan: some women on facebook and not only is it a scam, but it is illegal. i'm gonna explain that. let's show you a couple of examples. ladies, let's create possible testify tee -- positivity. i need six or more to participate in a secret gift exchange. you send it out and you are supposed to send out 6 to 36. this is the key as to why it becomes illegal. the government as gambling. you are sending out one gest and hoping to -- one gift and hoping to get 3 to 36. they see that as gambling and if you are using the mail system to put it out, well that turns it into a felony. take a look. even the cookville police department out of i believe tennessee is posting this on facebook saying don't fall for it on your news feed. and you will be seeing it circulating. i know it sounds like a great idea and ev

driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> many on black friday, many people will skip the stores and do their shopping n line. it turns out the price you see on your computer may be different from what other people see. brian explains. >> loats rr say you - - let's say you walk into a store at the exact same time someone does. you both pick out a gallon of milk, same brand, but when it's rung up the price is different f. when shopping online. >> i had no idea. >> it can happen. >> i never even thought of it. >> liz does a lot of her shopping on the internet. she was skeptical when we told her the price she see are not always what everyone else sees. so we gave her a list of items and at the exact same time she from her home in south lake we had six other people looking them up. same item, same website, same time. most of the time everyone's screen showed the same price, but not every time. when owens looked op a night's stay at a hotel in trav lerks ocity, her price. >> it's 132. >> we did the same search sitting right next to her on our phone and the hotel w

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is getting anymore free coupons from victoria's secret for a free pair of underwear. the columbus-based company said they hoped customers would buy something else like a bra or bottle of perfume when they went in to pick up the free indies, 40% of customers who redeemed coupons didn't buy anything else. >> northeast stores toss out thousands of dollars of products every week. a lot of beauty products like make up testers the trash and some barely even used. we found people opening up the dumpster snelled of their wallet for free beauty supplies. tiah ewing is getting answers on this dumpster diving trend. >> day in and day out. dumpster diving for free beauty products. store testers tossed out for new products throughout the month. >> i am out here dumpster junk all over the midwest, it is her job and comes with tons of perks. inside a bag full of beauty products women pay hundreds of dollars for. >> inside of here are a bunch of cosmetics. i got these from a well-known cosmetics store. >> some of the stuff

they are asking cleveland 19 >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: we are following developing news out of oklahoma city. police confirm a shooting. will rogers world airport. authorities say the shooting happened outside a parking garage there. police say a man is down outside look for a gunman. more details as they become available. >>> neighbors are complaining about a retail store in cleveland. they say garbage is piling up. dogs and skunks are taking over. 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. >>

we are taking you inside a >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> a first-of-its-kind training session in lakewood. >> chris: firefighters are working through multiple scenarios with it is goally to bring the most advanced emergency care to residents. shanice dunning is here to show us how it works. >> the simulation was as real as it can get with actors dressed department to prepare for high pressure situations especially with those with stroke patients where every moment counts. >>> reporting stroke-like symptoms. >> reporter: first comes the call. a man slumped to one side with slurred speech and apparent signs of a stroke. it is not real life but likely scenario and this actor playing out a scene similar to 60 stroke calls the health hospital with actors and mannequins to portray medical emergencies. >> we have done scenarios with multiple victims of a car crash and scenario that involves a woman delivering a baby in a living room. >> dr. tom nolan is health director and tells me departments that do this training are be

: an uptick in crime at university circle may be >>> i love at cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> there's been an uptick in crime at the university circle today. allison brunner is getting answers on whether overgrown trees are to blame. >> neighbors tell me that's part of the problem. a meeting with university circle police and his team is meeting with other police departments that come up with a list of afternoon the newest arrests made in this case. >> the last was yesterday morning. two of the people were adults and the other four were juveniles. >> students tell me the arrests are sign of relief and hope. >> it makes me feel safer. it is like that cautious vibe. >> on the streets there have been two armed robberies within three days right on the street corner across the street from the house where i live. >> reporter: neighbo to agree police and university officials are doing their part to keep them safe. >> i am glad to see more cops around and more pro-activeness going around. >> they have questions. >> neighbors tell me lighti

romona: and we are keeping an eye on the anti-trump protests taking place in several >>> driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: a second night of anti-donald trump boarded up their windows as a precaution and we just got a report of vandalism and a driver getting attacked in portland, oregon. we will keep updating you if we need it throughout the newscast. it used to be women were discouraged from getting pregnant once they were in their late 30s and early 40s because the risk was too but more women are getting pregnant and having healthy babies. >> denise: a new set of risks and realities is not being addressed. jen has answers on why it is putting babies and 60% of reproductive age women in danger. >> she is the picture of health. five months pregnant and considered a geriatric pregnancy at the ripe old age of 35. >> h you? >> it is funny because i feel so young. when you hear it you think of somebody in their like 70s or 80sand not theater 5. >> reporter: clinically considered advanced maternal age she had twice as many appointments with this pregnancy a

why retailers hope you actually >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> chris: are you ready? >> denise: no. >> chris: the south park mall in strongsville tomorrow. some people say -- >> denise: it is november. >> chris: some say it is early for the holidays. but a survey says many people already started christmas shopping. >> denise: i am so behind then. i have not purchased one gift. >> chris: likewise. early shoppers are actually bypassing the mall. >> denise: more people are going on-line to fulfill their interactive. laura demaria gives us a virtual tour. >> way fair wants its products to jump off the pages of its category and web site and into our homes. here is how they are making virtual reality real. >> it will rotate 18 degrees. take a picture. >> the retailer is creating a whole new way to browse and buy by turning thousands of household items into 3-d images. >> when you are spending a lot of money, you want to be confident what you think it is. >> the la nova, the wear fair app allows users to drop a product int

>>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> thanksgiving is a time for families and metro health medical center is making sure >> mark: the hospital joined forces with the ritz to provide thanksgiving dinner to their youngest patients and family. shanice dunning has details. great idea, shanice. >> it is a great idea. many of the families don't have the time. the sneede family spent this past week with their son and thanks to ritz-carlton they got to enjoy a holiday they otherwise would have missed. >> john and car lien are spending their time at the hospital. >> especially with a sick child. >> watching closely over the 11 week old son john , jr. treated for a virus. >> they didn't know what it was. he couldn't keep down food and liver enzymes were high. >> for the past week they have been rotating schedules to stay with the baby and 4-year-old addison. >> i go home, take her and drop her off at school and come right here and pick her up from school. >> reporter: with the stress, it >> i didn't know what today it was until

one of the biggest shopping days >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: attention shoppers, black friday is starting to lose its luster. more people are shopping earlier for christmas. >> chris: starting to? >> denise: yeah. >> chris: black friday a major day for spending. we are getting a the big sales. laura demaria has some of the best sales going. >> reporter: two and a half weeks to thanksgiving also means two and a half weeks to the start of the holiday shopping season. black friday ads are already being released. i got two up that i am hunting for deals for you. the fist one j.c. penney page 3 and check out this at the top. ten dollars deals on toasters. fryer on here. >> 4.99 for a toaster or crock pot. a crock pot. we always need bunches of those. i will fast forward to page 6. check out the top of the page. big yellow in a circle. luggage, $40. this luggage typically 180 to 220. that's a huge, huge steal on that. page 18 fast forward here. 72-page circular. page 18 has a nice deal at the top $189.00 the

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> reporter: it's one of the more popular events in northeast ohio. the fabulous food show opens at the i-x center. >> chris: three days of deliciousness and demonstrations and always attracts a huge crowd and guess what, jen picciano is there. what can we expect from >> reporter: it is so much fun here. i am in my happy place in the market district theater and take a look over my shoulder michael symon and i am pretty sure the entire place clear out, the floor and came to the theater to see him do a demo. take a look at the stands behind us. they are absolutely packed. some demos are free. general admission and reserve can expect demos from iron chef michael symon and also a baking pavilion and cocktail school coming which is fun making your own cocktail and try stuff and sample stuff and iron chef simon is talking about the virtues of salt and how to get a turkey or chicken ahead of thanksgiving and it is the time to please everybody. >> i talked to chef phillips about >> if you ar

on arion line on our web site cleveland19.com and >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> reporter: i am jen picciano live in columbus on the scene of a very sad day on buckeye campus. i talked to alot of students today and there's shock and sadness among them and confusion as to wt why someone would carry out an act of violence on the ohio state university campus and i made contact with a lot of students, several near to the scene as it played out at watts hall on the north end of campus shortly before 10:00 this morning including a sophmore who was in the building next door mcpherson labs from lima. he says when he found out about a possible active shooter on to keep everyone safe inside. >> we started barricading the door, me and a fellow classmate in the marines sat by the door and guarded it for awhile and making sure everyone was safe and giving instruction if somebody got in what we should do and figuring out the exits and everything. >> that same student said he was alerted to this emergency situation from a fellow stud

. >> more cleveland 19 news at >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> donald trump makes more cabinet picks. the president-elect getting closer to his positions naming wilbur ross to lead the commerce department and steven manuchin mr. trump tweeted he plans to step away from his business to run the country. they will hold a news conference december 15th to discuss this. >> now your cleveland 19 first alert forecast. >> we are pinpointing the squall line right here. this is along the cold front that will bring us the colder air on the way here tomorrow. see this red color, pretty heavy we are not getting reports of thunder and it is approaching avon lake and lorain and approaching there's a 15, 20 minute where you will get a downpour. cleveland at about 4:52 is when that will be moving in. that's for sure as this continues to pass by. 61 in cleveland. look at the temperature drop. chicago 37. we get into a winter mix of stuff west of there. got the front and light rain behind it. we will deal with it this evening. >> there

we will talk about that coming >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: and welcome to live coverage of the world series game 6 from downtown cleveland where it is all going to take place just a few hours from now. you know, i think baseballs some of the most superstitious people on the planet. chris, just for me, we won game 1 and i was wearing these red pants and i put the red pants back on knowing that would help of course and i was inside for game when we lost and i am not going in the ballpark on purpose so i don't jinx us. >> chris: i think that 390 nigh out became a 420-foot home run. brian duffy taking us inside surrounding the great old past time. >> mustache. i have not shaved my mustache. >> reporter: this is a playoff mustache? >> yeah. >> reporter: whatever works. mike pulled the idea from the ice. >> i am a hockey guy. i am a big supporter of like the playoff beard. >> reporter: it is working. don't shave, man. you have a couple days. superstitions have been a big part of baseball, played on that. >> cu

. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: the cocaine and akron police made a big dent in the cocaine part of the equation tuesday with a broad daylight bust. paul orlousky went to akron today for answers. >> reporter: the haul was huge. 11-kilos of cocaine enough to poison hundreds of people when cut in 20 doses street value of $20 million according to the mayor. >> it is drawn national attention for enduring more thaf drugs. >> reporter: it came down to a police department special unit set up to stem the flow of cocaine and other drugs by monitoring known drug areas. >> with the amount of deaths and amount of things going on, we had to prioritize and do something differently. >> reporter: the bust was a mix of excellent police intelligence and cooperation. police tried to arrest a suspect at this plaza at 16 and kenmore in akron and he fled in his car and eventually with the highway patrol giving chase crashed his off a 30-foot embankment. he was hurt and captured. >> the quantity of drugs seized was intended fo

if that's what donald trump did here, >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: six people arrested in new orleans after a political debate between candidates for a u.s. senate seat. college and many in the crowd objected to former clan leader and senate candidate david duke taking part. police had to use pepper spray to control the crowd. >>> if you are traveling by air you know it is stressful, long lines, the expense and confusion. >> chris: that's right. religious chapels are more common at airports helping people stay grounded before hitting the air. getting answers on faith flying. >> reporter: she is flying to morocco for business. his nearly 12 hour journey began at the islamic center at john f. kennedy international airport. >> by doing this, i am fulfilling my duties. >> reporter: this small mosque is filled with travelers and airport employees. imam says attendance is growing. >> for muslims it is very important to have a space like this so they can go inside pray, connect with god and go on their way. >>