meteorologist j.d. rudd back with another check of the weather >> yeah, good morning, everyone. 6:08. kind of a tossup today, a hard one on what the headline of the day should be. i went with the wind here in the morning hours but this afternoon it's likely going to be the milder temperatures. the wind has caused some issues this morning. we showed you the video earlier. the wind is still going to be gusty this afternoon, even around noon gusts could still be around 20 miles an hour. now to put that in comparison spea n we saw this morning, wind gusts at around 45 miles an hour. still, it may get your attention as you head out early this morning. outside of that we've got a mild day in store. i'll detail your forecast here in a couple of minutes. >> all right, j.d. >>> it's 6:08. good morning, i'm corrina pysa. >> i'm sarah phinney. working hard as you saw there. >>> still ahead, wildfires threatening thousands of homes in tennessee. we'll show you some more amazing video from those evacuating. >>> and

let's start with meteorologist j.d. rudd. >> today is one of the quieter days compared to the next few. we're at 50 in mentor, the warm spot on the board. wooster is at 38 this morning. this afternoon we won't be as mild as yesterday. we'll go 47 at 7:00 a.m., 52 at noon, the upper 40s by 5:00 this evening as the sun begins to set. a small warming trend comes for numbers like that will seem tropical by the weekend. plus snow too. stick around. >> how did you work tropical and snow in the same sentence? >> magical, isn't it? >> you're amazing. >> don't get carried away. >>> 90 at 77, that ramp closure until 6:00 a.m., a reminder for you. we're up-to-speed along 76, 277 as well as 77. our drive times look worries if your commute takes you along 77. 90, a couple cameras from the west side showing that it is very quiet out there, no trouble spots to talk about as of yet. >>> breaking news from overnight, hundreds taking to the streets in akron to speak out against the presidential election and to make a call for unity. abou

and as j.d. has been talking it, something we are going to be dealing with for that morning commute, so make sure you take it slow, and if any of those traffic lights are out, treat those as a four- way stop. >>> we're not going to give in to to fear, we're not going to give in to hatred or tragedy like this. >> healing after horror. ohio state coming togethers this morning to move forward -- together this morning to move forward after a terrifying attack. >> and classes will resume today less than 24 hours after a man drove into a crowd and stabbed several people. news 5's meg shaw is in now with the latest. good morning, meg. >>reporter: good morning, sarah and karina. there are so many unanswered questions this morning, but columbus police and federal agents are now working to uncover why this happened. attacker -- and a facebook post from the attacker may provide some insight. hours before abdul razak ali artan drove his car into a crowd and started stabbing he postd this to his facebook. i c

east side as we zoom on out, j.d. has been talking about the system moving on its way out, but look it's mostly dealing with showers along the lake shore. we'll be watching that closely and as we take a closer look, the road weather index showing we are extra wet and slick on 90. be extra careful for those folks living on the east side of cleveland. we'll be monitoring those road conditions throughout the evening. we have been dealing with some ponding on the streets this morning. we have storm tracker out for us all morning long. you can tell the lake showers coming down. effect. watch out for ponding and hydroplaning is a big concern. >> you guys have nothing to hang your heads low about. use this as inspiration, get ready for next year. >> truer words have never been spoken. coming from a guy that knows what it's like coming from a loss. >> indians had a lot of odds stacked against them and they made it all the way to game seven. even managed to push into extra innings. >> it is a and the folks in northeast ohio, e

j.d. had it right -- take this by the numbers. i just want to tell you, captain, if this thing breaks the way i think it might, there's going to be recognition for a lot of people. let's not count our chickens. i'm just saying, if i get some ink, i'm not going to forget the people that stood by me when it was tough sledding. and you're on that short list. okay. thank you. dommy, when? when uncle john? you're real cold, you know that? rl, my little churchgirl wants to know when the old man's going down. you got me started -- you shouldn't have talked about it. i got you started? you asked me a hundred thousand questions. okay, nevermind, forget it. ooh, kind of rough on me. so what are you going to do for me in return? you're going to give me a little sugar? maybe. maybe? maybe. come here, come hehe, come here, my little girl, what do you say we do it, huh? we do it. dom! let's do it while the old man's getting hit, okay. dom, don't! i got 25 grand that makes him dead before he gets inside, before noon, while he's doing his big sho

so let's start things off with j.d. rudd. >> watching the rain come through this morning, we had a break in this rain the last hour or two, now another band is coming in from the north and northwest. i'll show you the radar picture right now. you can see where it is. it's mainly over the lake right now, but it's moving in, a couple spotty showers ahead of that bigger band, if you will. the overall radar trend will suggest this is going to arrive in the next 45 minutes to hour. so meanwhile, taking into closely. impacting a few different areas over rocky river. this shower we have here, look at it move its way in. some areas will see this rain fall, which could impact your morning drive. please keep that in mind. pockets of rain. it's going to be on the cool side. that rain ends this afternoon, much cooler day today than yesterday. here's the bit of good news i have for you. we'll stay dry tomorrow, all the way through the weekend with the temperatures mainly in the 50s and the 60s. the biggest issue for this kristen, ho

i'm power of 5 meteorologist j.d. rudd. rain is coming in today but let's talk about tomorrow for turkey day as you set the table to give thanks. here's the forecast for you. temperatures in the morning, 44 around eating around the lunch hour expect mid to upper 40s. we will top out around 50 tomorrow afternoon so we should be near average for tomorrow. a few spotty sprinkles are possible. the 7-day forecast showing us a few more spotty sprinkles on friday and the weekend may be cloudy on saturday. i'm going to paint it dry for you. a small warming trend for sunday, monday and tuesday with highs in the low to mid 50s. >>> we want to know where the >> i'll get them in there. >> that's kind of a big deal. got to have the cash carbs on there. >>> 77, 71, 9 #0 0 looking good. low travel times to start off your wednesday morning. right, wednesday. tomorrow is thanksgiving. let's pull up the odot views of 90. four different views showing the highways looking good. haven't seen any issues in the eastbound or westbound lanes. >>> a

let's start things off with meteorologist, j.d. rudd tracking this rain. >> the good news that we have the big, heavy rain is done for. we had some strong showers earlier. even some rumbles of thunder. still some lingering areas of showers around new philly, which will continue to move to the east. still watching what is happening here on the north side of the lake as that moves down to the south and southeast. should impact the cleveland area at 7:00 this morning. so, you may have some issues on the roads as you head out later on. i'll allow the around, otherwise it's the collude di sky, if not falling temperatures as we go through the day and the wind will emple be breezy, it will feel like a much different season. 77. this is that batch moving through here, making its way to the new philly area. keeping a close eye on you, our drive times not too too bad at this time. so you can kind of make up a lot of highways are slick. your commute on 71, not seeing a huge issue here, at least as you make your way into the city. still at a t

my man meteorologist j.d. rudd has that answer for you this morning. >> depends on what time you leave. if you are heading out this morning i think you'll be fine. if you are taking a flight this afternoon or this evening you might run into rain. that's the biggest thing, rain not snow for our area. here's the wide view of the satellite and radar picture. you see what is going on. if you are headi minnesota or upper sections of wisconsin you might encounter a little snow, other wise it's just rain coming our way for this afternoon into this evening. again, if you are taking the roadways heading westbound at all you have that contend with. once you get through the middle part of illinois i think that you'll be all right. forecast break down for the cleveland area today, temperatures i think we are going to top out in the low to middle 40s. a few showers after the lunch hour. we will detail >>> kristen. >> that early morning commute, j.d. looks great. medina county, 71 at 76 trouble free. the shoreway a little b

i'm j.d. rudd. temperatures this morning, it's the 40s for most of us, cleveland hanging out in the 50s. north wind around 8 miles per hour. chilly to start our day. it's not going to warm all that much. for the cleveland area, 50 at 7:00, 52 by noon. 54 by 5:00. all of us will be in the middle 50s this afternoon. warmer air is still on the way for this weekend and we'll talk about that in a little bit. kristen. >> highways are in good shape. start tonight that are very close to the inner belt bridge. i'll have details coming up. >> kristen, if you need a little more leg room, delta has you covered. the airline rolling out a new economy class seat. the so-called delta premium drinks come with a preflight drink, leg rests, also a blanket pillow. we don't know how much those premium seats will cost, but they will be available on international flights starting next year. >> even if you're overweight, military still wants you. that's the pitch the pentagon is working on. the secretary of defense announc

i'm power of 5 meteorologist j.d. rudd. here's the quick vergs of the forecast today -- version of the forecast today, highs in the 60s. may see some sunshine by the end of t winds will stay strong. there's your temperature time line. that's well above average for this time of year. give you a check of the seven- day forecast. enjoy today and tomorrow. system rolls through wednesday night into thursday, much cooler air comes in to finish out the week, may see a few showers. and look at this, we're keeping eyes on sunday into monday for a little rain/snow mix, kristin. >>reporter: this morning just a slick commute out there. you are looking at four different views along 71 right now. been monitoring all the highways. for the most part we're okay, just slick out there. but we do have sos side streets that are in jeopardy because of downed wires. make sure you follow me on twitter at kristin-byrne. >>> an elyria man is expected to be in court this morning after ohio state highway patrol arrested him for his fifth o.v.i. office

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dust storm, i mean, incredible to see, j.d. >> as impressive. the thunder, the lightning, the dust and all that kind of thing. it's neat for them. for us, it's kind of boring today, but boring is okay. especially as we head into the weekend. we'll take that after activity. no rain, like we had yesterday. it's a mixture of clouds and sunshine. temperatures in the lower 50s. you know how it can be. so much cooler. we'll take this for the time radar picture. no green, so no rain out there. a little bit of cloud cover. those clouds act like a blanket helping keep the temperatures up. so we have seen that around the greater cleveland area and along the north shore. so far this morning, keeping values up. look back to the west. notice what you don't notice, no clouds really out there. an area of high pressure, that's going to give us tons of sunshine. temperatures right now, it's a lot of 40s on the 47 in canton. 43 in medina. 50 in nor walk. you have temperatures holding in the upper 40s to the lower 50s. here it is hour by hour. we're not going too

. >>> j.d., do you have any aqua- saline. >> not on me today. on the way in i saw a you couple o.d.o.t. trucks on the interstates. first things first, today, temperatures should be in the lower 50s with a mostly cloudy sky. we may have a sprinkle through the afternoon. weather alert weekend is ahead as we see rain changing to sunday, into early monday morning. >> thanks, j.d.,. >>> for this morning, for our commute so far we're trouble- free. i'm not seeing any issues right now. >>> it might not be on your mind right now, but come february a tropical vacation will soun be hard to say no. >>> apple is returning to an old version of a very popular emoji. people are feeling very peachy about these, just ahead. >>> we'll keep you updated on traffic and weather as we go to the clock is ticking on finding the people or person responsible for murdering a family in ohio. eight members of the family were found dead in their homes in april. the county sheriff is threatening to arrest anyone who holds back details about the massacre, including family and f

i found it interesting, j.d. vance has written this beautiful controversial book, he grew up in ohio, went to -- was deployed to iraq and the marine corps, ends up at yale law school. it's culled "hillbilly elegy." so the east coast media types who have no real connection to america there's some place west of the jersey turnpike, they were summoning j.d. vance to speak about this but it's the folks who keep our streets safe and fight our wars and fight our fires and a class, a socioeconomic class that has risen up in serious numbers here tonight. think we talked so much about the white working class and donald trump and white men that we need to look at the data from last night. white women voted for donald trump by 10 points. so it was not just -- so the gender gap that happened was because of women of color and i also want to say that i grew up in the midwest. i work with a woman who was also from middletown, ohio, where j.d. vance is from and she wrote a book about the working class that came out around the sa

as j.d.ce said, there is a lot of expectations people have, a lot of people who put trump into office, they want to see results. technically speaking, no excuses. congress, both house and the senate are republican as well as the white house. what is the trump deliverable, the first day, first 100 days, first year? >> yeah, you know what? it's going to be time for us to put up or shut up. you know, it's hard to reverse all of the problems we've seen in the economy that we've seen with these workin class voters, these blue collar voters that turned out in droves for donald trump. but there are easy things we can do. our corporate tax structure is a disaster and many of us who are small business people actually pay at higher rates than corporations. we have some of the highest corporate taxes in the globe and what we're seeing is corporations are leaving america for the sole reason of taxes. second of all, we need to do something about our regular story structure. look at climate change. the imp

. >> j.d., you in? >> i have to arrange some things and check with the travel agent and pack some bags. i didn't have my fat sweat pants ready t. look at the satellite and radar right now. if you track this out moving around 30 miles per hour it puts the rain in our area around noon. that jive with the current forecast. we will see the first part of rain around the lunch hour and the second round later tonight into tomorrow morning. we will talk more about that later on. >> you have to check with the wife too, j.d. >>> new this morning, who uber is now considering hiring. >> changing his tune. the four big topics the president-elect has changed his mind about. >>> it's 11 after 6:00. this morning we are hearing from students on that deadly school bus crash in tennessee. >> here's what is coming up on good morning america. >> the wreckage of the school bus and the wreckage of families. 9-year-old kadoa among the five lost children. another mother complained about the driver before the crash. since the fi

j.d.'s family, his friends and fellow officers, characterized him as a selfless, honorable, and caring warrior. san diego police chief shelly zimmerman praised j.d. saying, uote, he always raised the bar and cared deeply for his community. in 2003, he survived a brutal stabbing from a suspect he had stopped for speeding. a true warrior indeed, upon recovery he quickly returned to the force to defend the people of san diego that same year he was awarded the san diego police department's purple heart for bravery in the line of duty. though he appreciated the gesture, the accolades were not what motivated him to serve. the are -- the reactions of the community brought j.d. full -- fulfillment. tragically, on june 28, 2016, officer de guzman was shot multiple times at point-blank range and killed. prosecutors on the case say the attack happened so quickly that j.d. never had the opportunity to pull his service weapon. on august 5, thousands, i mean, thousands, of fellow officers and private cit

first though, here's meteorologist, j.d. rudd with your forecast. >> we had rain yesterday morning, that is long gone and out of here. it is a little bit of a cooler start. a live look toward the downtown area. the city is lit up. it is a friday, good morning, cleveland. nice to have you here as we nudge our way towards the 5:30 mark. giving you a check of our current temperatures, these the 50s. there you see them right there. 54 in cleveland. 57 in mansfield. 48 in the akron area. the wind is on the calmer side this morning. here's a look at the forecast for today. check this out, 51 by 8:00. 52 by noon. 54 by about 5:00. it will warm up more this weekend, we'll talk about that and look ahead to the browns game in just a bit. >> can't complain about this morning's commute. let's head to the maps right now. 90 eastbound at east 9th. will be closed. it will go until tomorrow night as we zoom on out, you can see all the highways are in the green. the radar is not picking up on anything right now, and your ride into the city l

you all right, j.d.? fine, captain. it was my fault, captain. sounded unavoidable. he's just a worrywart. bullet hasn't been made with my name on it. well, i'd take it easy just the same. it had to bebe a traumatic experience. it would have been a lot more traumatic if that gun had gone off. grace. hello, frank. oh, pretty good. as you can see, i didn't take my vows as a nun, but four months ago i started a new career. "field representative. richards rubber products." congratulations. thank you. um, automobile tires? pupu the lever. yes, frank, condoms. itit been a while. you are -- your men are opinion molders, frank -- authority figures who meet hundreds of people a day. we want them to spread the word. back up a minute. i'm sorry. i left the convent because my concept of love cannot accept vows of chastity. but when i got out, i found that love itself is in peril today. it's the black plague all over again. you're talking about sexually trtrsmitted diseases. exactly. people a a growing afraid of tenderness, sharing, passion, of love itself. this is the solution?

joining me now is j.d.former marine, yale law school graduate and author of hillbilly elegy, a member of family and culture in crisis. it's his story of growing up in a small town in rural ohio. you know, j.d., i don't know you if you had a chance to listen to the discussion we've been having here over the last several minutes. it had to do with this group that met over the weekend in washington, d.c., this white supremacist neo nazi group that had awful things to say and trump had a few days to directly denounce it. this is a small group of a few hundred people. this is not the people that you write about in these rust belt states, many of whom or most of who voted for donald trump. what do you think they make right now, these trump voters? these forgotten trump voters, what would they make of this discussion we were having, about this group that met and trump's response to it? j.d., you hear me okay? i don't think j.d. vance is hearing me. i want to bring back in our panel. joining me is kayleigh mcenany,

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president trump lost the popular votes, but won the electoral j.d. vance, and joy reid both join us in a moment. the president-elect met with president obama in in the oval office on thursday beginning the process of transfer executive power. trump spent much of the weekend how old up in the trump tower. >>> anna kendrick, the star and now her own twitter and so do publishers. >> you can write 140 character that's compelling, so why not a whole book? >>> we'll hear more. >>> protests continue outside trump tower and in other cities including portland where 19 people were arrested. team. >> as you know, one of the most important positions for president-elect trump to name is his chief of staff. a source close to president-elect tells me reince priebus is the front-runner with today trump's transsession team in overdrive. today more transition talk after multiple protests, and even inside house north. michael moore lifestreaming his stand against trump before security stopped him on the fourth floor. >> he does not have the vote of the people. >> other

it does not bode well for that. >> j.d.whole back is about the swath of sort of the forgotten people, poor whites who, you know, played a big role in this election. are these things that they are concerned about? or is it just all about getting a job back? >> i don't think people are going to be concerned about this back home. partially just because people don't pay that much attention to the day-to-day politics. i think what trump will be judged on by the folks that voted for him, who i know, is whether things start to get a little bit better offer the next few years. and ultimately that doesn't depend on whether jeff sessions is the attorney general. at least for them. i think that it does show that we've got to be a little bit empathetic to the concerns of other voters. charles blow mentioned a very significant concern that could exist among the black community. i happen to think donald trump should be given some deference because he won the election but we have to be careful that there are reasons that other people are

neal, j.d., mick's perp continues his refusal to cooperate. i want to use a search warrant on his store. maybe there's a diary, a list -- something with a name pinned to it that might give us whoever he was buying the stolen checks from. you got it, captain. he arresting officer. i'll need you in court. [ groans ] [ tapping ] hey. let me guess -- gene krupa? sorry. i just keep thinking about daniels giving me the runaround on that black tar task force. i sent my proposal 3 1/2 months ago on this thing. i stopped counting at the eighth broken appointment. hard to figure that stuff being such high priority, lieutenant. it's cheaper than regular smack. nkies don't have to rob as much to stay high. plus more of 'em o.d. right, norm? policeman's helper. if we had a task force, we could nail dealers like echeverria. instead we're tailing his flunky to get a guy we already had in custody! yeah. well, que ser? ser?. check it out. the guy in the doorway is gomez. [ chuckles ] if that greaseball leaves the chick in the red dress sittin' in the car, i'm

the truth is, these people, j.d., they're right. their world is being transformed by lots of people who come in and they don't look like them, don't sound like them, they don't wurshm like them. what do you say to those people? >> what else is new? mer america is always being transformed by new waves of immigration. we used to have a mentality in this country that immigrants were assets to this country. indeed, they are assets and continue to be. i think what's really changed is the demagogy about immigrants and the suggestion that latin americans or asians who over is coming to this country is an economic threat, a cultural threat, a security threat, when it's the opposite. the fact that america is a magnet and remains a magnet to people all over the world is a great sign of continuing american greatness. marriage imagine if we were exporting human capital instead of importing. that requires people in positions of intellectual and political leadership in the party to say to their base, immigrants ought to be on our side, and by the

>>reporter: thanks, j.d. the roads drying out from that overnight rain. we do have a report of an accident in the akron area, 77 north at 76. not causing any delays. mess right now. we're talking 90 east into the city, very slow traffic. those eastbound lanes a crash right at 25. let's pull up our odot, let me show you what it looks like 90 and fulton jammed. you see flashing lights off to the right hand shoulder. we'll be back again in 25 minutes with more news, weather >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight a deadly plane crash in colombia just miles from the airport. 81 on board this flight carrying a soccer team. at least five people make it out alive. emergency responders searching for more. the latest from the crash scene. >>> also this morning, wildfires rage through the southeast roaring right up to resort towns in tennessee and dollywood. thousands evacuating overnight. homes burning. >> if you are a person that prays we could use your prayers. >> as firefighters rush to battle

. >>> j.d. vance a hill billy elegy, and espia tuesday's ease electric. he also served in iraq in the united states marine corps. great to have you with us this morning. thanks for having me. >> this was a primal scream from the people you grew up around, your friends and family. what were the voters screaming? what did they want to be heard? >> i think there's some recognition and some desire to inform the elites that conventional wisdom and policy solutions have not addressed the real concerns of these voters this isn't just a message they sent to democratic elites last november, but also they sent to republican elites in the republican primary. >> what did they see in this man who, let's be honest, a sort of unlikely working man's hero, a guy who lives in a gilded penthouse in manhattan. >> he's offering them something different. what they've heard from both the le basic answer to a complicated set of problems. he obviously sounds unconventional, obviously occasionally offensive, but he's been saying we've been trying things for the baas 20, 30 years,

j.d., contact the bus companies. interview any drivers who might have passed the hotel between 5:30 and 6:00. ds. i'll be checking for fresh sources of plastic, captain. see if i can't shake something loose. yeah, i want you all to stay in touch with me directly. lieutenant. yeah, i'm a little busy right now. renko and me were at jimmy's diner yesterday. i saw this guy talking to belker. you'd recognize him again? yeah. sergeant, i'm requisitioning hill. change into your civvies. i gotta make a couple of calls. so renko, i'm gonna go with buntz for a while. fine. are you okay? no, my arm hurts a little bit. listen, raymond, i'm taking about an hour, okay? personal time. i know it seems rather petty in the face of ongoing events. i understand perfectly, but i thought your review wasn't up until the 23rd. precisely, and now this royal summons to appear before the inspector's review board. no explanation. it's highly irregular. all my information i'll see what i can find out. i appreciate it, frank. [ knock on door ] li

. >>> j.d. vance a hill billy elegy, and essentially reading after tuesday's ease electric. he also served in iraq in the united states marine corps. great to have you with us this morning. thanks for having me. >> this was a primal scream from the people you grew up around, your friends and family. what were the voters screaming? what did they want to be heard? >> i think there's some recognition and some desire to inform the elites that conventional wisdom and policy solutions have not addressed the this isn't just a message they sent to democratic elites last november, but also they sent to republican elites in the republican primary. >> what did they see in this man who, let's be honest, a sort of unlikely working man's hero, a guy who lives in a gilded penthouse in manhattan. >> he's offering them something different. what they've heard from both t basic answer to a complicated set of problems. he obviously sounds unconventional, obviously occasionally offensive, but he's been saying we've been trying things for the baas 20, 30 years, and we have to do something differe

j.d., neal, get a jump on the paperwork. captain, you promise me they're gonna pay for what they did! we're doing everything we can, mrs. grady. any word on lucy? coffey rode with her in the ambulance to mercy. she's in intensive care. keep me posted. thanks. uh, neal, about this afternoon -- forget it. i don't want to, man. i can be a real meathead sometimes, but your friendship, uh... it means more to me than anything. what's this, man? it's a christmas present, you melon. what's it look like? uh, how about we exchange them tonight...after dinner? this, uh, some kind of half-assed dinner invitation? i'll call jill and ask her to set a couple extra plates. you're on. hey, i'll bring the goose. yeah. yes, of course. right. you're a lifesaver, counselor. hot-waxed and flat-filed -- you're going to be the fastest italian on snow since gustavo thoeni. who's that? forget it. you all set? to pick up frank jr., and if we miss this flight, we'll be stranded at that airport till easter. excuse me, frances. wow, ms. davenport, don't

neal, j.d. nothing on house-to-house on the killing, captain. we did help that old lady me get the kid to cooperate? he'll be wearing a wire, try to incriminate carl mann. you want us to stay on house-to-house? widen the perimeter. i'm shocked. i am something she keeps in a cage, like a chihuahua, like a goldfish. goldfish don't get charged with grand larceny. i'm choking. [ chokes ] she suffocated me. to me, i deserved anything i could lay my hands on. in other words, you did commit the crime. [ clclrs throat ] i probably can get reduction to misdemeanor in exchange for a plea. see, if ----f you could get me a sit-down with her. with mrs. selsen? uh-huh. can you get me a face-to-face? yes, there is a santa claus, ramon. she dropped? that's right. captain. howard. rank review panel's getting together materials for your appeal hearing. oh, i see. i'm submitting my files, but i thouout you might want to look them over before i turn them in. uh...no. nonothank you very much. you wouldn't take this as a bad sign, would you, frank? asking for the fil

it's very, very exciting. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm j.d. rudd. eastern counties continue to move that direction. may be areas of moderate rain fall here. for the rest of us, it's a cloudy sky, temperatures falling to the 50s. and i am here now. one of the biggest cubs fans on the planet. vince vaughn and "hacksaw ridge" and follows the story of an army medic who saves 70 lives without using a weapon. take a look. >> there's something off in your presentation, private. can't place it. is it your hair? is it the wrinkle >> i have a knife in my foot, soldier. >> oh, yes. of course. that's it. the knife. what is your name, soldier? no, your name is private idiot. >> nice to see you. congratulations. >> you know what, man, congratulations to you and this is a fantastic movie and congratulations on the cubs win. i'm surprised you made it in this morning. >> i am too. i am too. i almost -- i was going to go to the game but i knew i had to be could get back in time but ended up staying up just as late anyway. unbelievable game. >> we're appreciative you

let's start with meteorologist j.d. rudd. >> i'm just the middleman, keep that in mi just the messenger. temperatures are in the 40s this morning, a couple showers working their way into the cleveland area right now, coming ashore off the lake. we'll see a few more of those as the morning goes on. temperatures in the upper 40s at 8:00, may see a little sunshine around this afternoon, temperatures not as warm as yesterday. actually, we'll be closer to average for this time of year. we should be in the lower 50s. we make a run towards 70 by the end of the week. come to an end and snow sneaks its way back in. >>> accident-free on the highways. no issues on 77, 71, 90 checking in good too. now a reminder, the ramp right at 90 and 77 looks like we're back open now. let's pull up the odot view. traffic is flowing just fine. it was closed for overnight work but looks like that just finished. >>> hure the streets in akron, speaking out against president-elect donald trump and calling for unity. it started at highland square. 40

now the way this works as i explained to j.d. here, let's say i get an overload of late model sedans, i get an '83 dodge, i pass it right on through. that's a pretty sweet deal. hey, you guys always treated me real good. it's a bit toasty in here, ha ha ha, a little crazy glue. the steering is funny. well, you ever drive before, detective? oh, i drive it. ah, it's a little shimmy. $40 to fix it. if it gotta take care of it -- yeah, i know, the price goes up $800, $900. just stay right there, you won't get hurt. what's the, what's the problem? it's a robbery. oh, a little excitement. i guess s 's time to snap on the old seatbelt. uh, whoa, hey, detective, don't you think maybe we could call this one i i on what, you got a radio in here? s wait a minute here, okay -- i'll tell you, this car just came on the lot today, there's no insurance on this car. next train southbound, seven minutes. raymond, would you deliver mr. diaz back to holding, plelee? yes, sir. let's go, miguelez. you dropped some change on me, dude? no way, man. you'

shut up, j.d. i think i'd have a tough time selling the point that they showed up at the laundromat the same time joyce left. if we're pretty sure that jesus didn't cause brown's death. autopsy was inconclusive, but that's how they've been leaning. then if he can help us with judge hardin, i'd say make a deal. hey, captain, if you'll just push button number three there, you can put your precinct online. i know what that is! that's a fuse. two minutes! great, great. will yououit in while we make the proposal to jesus? i have tried so hard to forget what it felt like when someone told me i had colon cancer. we had the follow up, cat scan which showed had gone totoer liver. it was pretty intense and we needed to move pretty quickly. we needed d second opinion. that's when our journey began with cancer treatment centers of america. one of our questions was, how are we going to address my liver. so my doctoror said i think we can do both surgeries together. i loved that. to find out more about our treat

let's talk more about donald trump's america with j.d.ance the author of "new york times" best seller "hillbilly elgy, a memoir of a family and culture in crisis." thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm enjoying your book, as are millions of people, because you know more than anybody that rust belt working class voter you grew up among them and, yet, even you were surprised on tuesday night by donald trump's victory. how do you explain what happened? >> i explain what happened in a couple different ways. one, how durable trump's support. he had the solid base of support and if you catch it at the right moment when hillary is low enough, donald trump could win and did. >> i want to talk about the rust belt voters that helped propel him. you know, if you live on the coast or if you live in the cities, you don't quite have your finger on the pulse of them the way you do. you write in your book, they are divorcing more, narrating less, experiencing less happiness because their economic opportunities have declined. if the

well, i tell you, j.d., i'll let you have the whole 20,000 shares at $50 a share. you'll pay $25? those shares are worth 50 if they're worth a penny. it's 50 or nothing. what the... play it cool, he'll call back. who the devil are you? let's face it, j.d., you need a man like me. i'm magnetic. i'm hard-hitting! (phone ringing) hello. it's a deal. will you have a cigar? thank you, sir. well, good evening, morticia, gomez. uncle fester, dear. boy, am i bushed. now, look, fester... sorry, i'm busy. you better make that $20 million. i hate odd numbers. $20 million. the poor dear's sick. we'd better get a psychiatrist. i'll look up one in the classified. maybe he can explain this, too. all right, all right. i'll come over there. now that's better. now, let me see, where was i? oh, yes. (gong resounding) you rang? lurch, i'm in the midst of a big institutional deal and i misplaced a telephone number. it was on the back of a laundry ticket. (groaning) oh, you didn't see it, huh? i think i remember it. let's see. five, five. five, five. five, five, five. (ringing) hello? hello! what? i do

if he tails a conciliatory tone, i think some of the divisions will start to get better. >> j.d. vance, i think you'll be -- everything ought to read it, especially right now. the coalition of voters who supported and put donald trump into the white house and hillary clinton did not get the surge in votes and latino votes and african-american vote who is her campaign assumed would put her >> that is sort of true, but not 100%. she is on track to get more votes than anyone who has run for president except barack obama. as the totals are am can be in just four million votes came out, she will win by two million votes and got a huge turn out. what the polls missed is as that turn out went up overall, trump was going to get a sort of unexpected turn out with white working class and white non-worklass voters. the thing that didn't happen was that there would be a wide divergence with white voters with a college degree and white voters without a college degree would vote. as it turns out, white voters across the board turned out in much higher numbers and that was not seen in advance o

so don't forget to do that, right j.d.. >> in right, you might be in the dark if you don't set them back. a lot of the times the clocks on your phone do it themselves -- >> but there's always a clock that you forget. >> a week or two later, you that that's correct. the sunset times from 6:16 to 5:15 so get as little danger sooner as we head toward the winter. they will get darker and there's not a lot of sun, winter will settle in before too long. it's a little on the cool side and the clouds and sunshine are playing a little here. here's is satellite slowing the clouds here. that's just one way to view it here. here's the camera looking out towards the downtown area and mostly cloudy sky. here's the weather bug to show thank you clouds we have here and they add a little bit of a break here in a couple of areas if we're lucky enough here's and 53 in here. 52 in canton and 52 in millers burg. so all of us right there in the low 50s there. hour-by-hour, we don't move that. with a northwest breeze at five to ten miles-per-hour. if you're a fan of the stands have a blanket with us. yeah the

our dancing party is here in times square doing j.d. rudd. watching the rain and snow mix to move into the area. expecting showers in cleveland and the lunch hour this afternoon. here's the hourly break down. mostly cloudy. temperatures in the low to middle 40s. the wind out to have southeast at 5 to 15. a quick check of that 7-day forecast, tomorrow a few spotty sprinkles and high temperatures around 50 for thanksgiving. ? >>> "dancing with the s >> the finalists have made it through 11 weeks, 114 dances and about a million and a half rhinestones so, audience, are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] are you ready at home? here they are. hit it, guys. >> jenana and gleb. >> calvin and lindsay. and your mirror ball champ, laurie and val. >> dance. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome. congratulations. >> thank you. >> youngest dancing champ ever. what did it feel like? >> it felt amazing. i had that same joy as i had at the olympics. it was exciting. >> cool. >> it's goingo i mean, the olympic medal, the mirror ball trophy. >> there was a lot t